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

Initial project investment of around 200 million US dollars will help create more than 1,000 jobs.

Khalid Salim Ahmed Bamakhalif, Ambassador of the Sultanate of Oman to the Kingdom of Morocco, received Hajar Khamlichi, North Africa Director for the Pooled fund on International Energy (PIE). During the meeting they discussed PIE’s participation in Oman Climate Week. This event takes place at the Oman Convention and Exhibition Centre in Muscat from February 24 to 27. They also

Oman’s Ambassador to the Republic of Korea, Zakariya bin Hamad Alsaadi, participated in the signing ceremony of a joint agreement for green ammonia production between South Korea’s LUPRO company and Bait Muscat for Development and Investment. The project will be implemented in the Duqm area as part of efforts to enhance international cooperation and support Oman’s endeavours in developing clean

The session explored areas of cooperation and investment between Oman and Angola.

The Centre will work towards realising the objectives of the national net zero strategy.

The agreement aims to strengthen cooperation between Oman and Belgium in developing the green hydrogen economy.

The Ministry of Energy and Minerals represented the Sultanate at a symposium in Amsterdam.

The meeting discussed strengthening cooperation in the field of energy.

The agreements were made during a visit to Berlin by Energy and Minerals Minister, Salem bin Nasser Al Aufi.

Oman’s Non-resident Ambassador to Croatia, Yousef bin Ahmed Al Jabri, met with Ante Vranješ, Commercial Director of the Croatian new technologies company Novatec. They discussed opportunities for cooperation in industrial automation, renewable energy and mining.