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

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

In a speech to the dinner His Majesty spoke of the enduring friendship and the deep rooted cooperation between Oman and the Netherlands.

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

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

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

The three day visit aims to enhance economic cooperation between the two friendly countries.

His Majesty is on a three day state visit at the invitation of King Willem-Alexander.

The meeting discussed regional developments and issues of common interest.

Sheikh Abdullah bin Salem Alharthy, Ambassador of the Sultanate of Oman to the Kingdom of the Netherlands, received Patrick Ramakers, Global Business Development Director, and Mr Steven Tsirakos, Director of Business Development and Global Strategies at Royal Haskoning DHV. During the meeting, several topics of mutual interest were discussed. Royal Haskoning DHV is a leading international engineering consultancy firm specialising

The message was delivered to the Minister by the Dutch Ambassador.

The Sultanate of Oman is participating in the 29th Session of the Conference of the States Parties of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), being held in The Hague. Oman’s delegation is led by Dr Abdullah Alharthy, Oman’s Ambassador to the Netherlands and Permanent Representative to the OPCW, along with Saleh Almaskari, Head of the Foreign Ministry’s

The session discussed international issues of mutual interest and explored bilateral cooperation.

The events highlighted Oman’s achievements and future vision.

The meeting took place on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.