Oman also took part in an exhibition to help open new markets for Omani exports.

The statement was issued following the state visit of His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

Business leaders and diplomats have high hopes for His Majesty’s visit to Jordan in building economic and political cooperation.

Oman is presenting its vision to become one of the largest exporters of low-carbon hydrogen by 2030.

Talks were held as part of the second strategic dialogue in Washington.

This year’s dialogue identified new opportunities to strengthen the bilateral partnership in priority areas.

The Oman Garden won the award for the best content among the 77 participating countries.

The Ministers signed a memorandum of understanding on holding further political consultations

Oman’s Ambassador to Qatar, Sayyid Ammar Abdullah Sultan Albusaidi, met with Qatar’s Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Mohammed bin Ali Al Mannai. During the meeting, relations between the two countries were discussed and ways of supporting and developing cooperation in various fields were reviewed.

Maithaa Saif Majid Al Mahrouqi, Oman’s Ambassador to Germany, made a presentation to the Arab-German Chamber of Industry and Commerce about Oman’s attractiveness as an investment destination in the fields of logistics, green hydrogen and information technology. Representatives from Lincoln International and the German private sector also attended.

Attendees discussed ways of strengthening cybersecurity systems and making more effective use of artificial intelligence.

The 2 billion rial fund aims to stimulate growth, encourage foreign investment and boost small and medium-sized local enterprises.