The Royal Navy of Oman’s ship Shabab Oman II was awarded the Sea Ambassadors Prize during its participation in the crew parade at the SAIL Amsterdam Festival 2025, hosted by the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The ship’s crew earned this award in recognition of their remarkable military discipline during the parade, their display of traditional Omani dress, and their performance

The Foreign Minister expressed his appreciation and wished the Ambassador success in her future assignments.

The two leaders welcomed the announcement of the ceasefire between Iran and Israel.

They discussed regional developments, the latest updates on the Yemeni issue, and ongoing efforts to reach a settlement.

The meeting reviewed the close relations between the two countries and discussed areas of economic cooperation.

The national carrier will operate four weekly flights to and from Muscat.

In a speech to the lunch His Majesty spoke of the shared values between Oman and the Netherlands.

The meeting discussed cooperation and partnership between Oman and the Netherlands.

His Majesty sent a message of appreciation to King and Queen of Netherlands expressing gratitude and appreciation for the warm welcome and generous hospitality extended during the visit.

The Joint Statement issued on the occasion of His Majesty’s State Visit to the Netherlands

The meeting discussed strengthening economic partnerships in the sectors of ports, logistics services and maritime trade.

This agreements are a key step in establishing Oman as a global hub for green hydrogen production and export.

After ceremony the two monarchs held cordial discussions in the presence of the Omani and Netherlands delegations.

The Monument is the Netherlands’ most important memorial to World War II.

The visit was to view the site designated to receive liquefied hydrogen from Oman in 2030.