The meeting discussed ways to halt the ongoing conflict in the region.

Writing in The Economist, Sayyid Badr explains how Oman’s constructive neutrality compels it to speak out in pursuit of peace.

Oman affirms the need to adhere to international laws and to refrain from targeting civilian facilities and global energy supplies.

Oman reaffirms the need to adhere to international laws, including refraining from targeting civilian facilities and critical infrastructure.

The Public Authority for Special Economic Zones and Free Zones confirms that all operations are proceeding normally.

Renewable energy projects support the transition towards a sustainable economy, in line with the objectives of Oman Vision 2040.

Sayyid Badr expressed his regret that the technical discussions scheduled to be held in Vienna could not take place.

The meeting examined the indirect US-Iran negotiations sponsored by the Sultanate of Oman.

Talks will resume after consultations in the two capitals. Technical discussions will take place next week in Vienna.

The programme demonstrates a commitment to preparing qualified national cadres for the energy sector.

The meeting discussed technical matters related to the Iranian nuclear programme.

The GDP of the GCC countries grew by 2.2 percent to reach 2.3 trillion US dollars in 2024.

Deogratius John Ndejembi, Tanzania’s Minister of Energy, received at his office Saud Alshaidani Head of the Sultanate of Oman’s mission to Tanzania. The meeting reviewed cooperation on matters of mutual interest and explored opportunities for collaboration in the energy sector.

The workshops aim to support national efforts to attract investment linked to net zero programmes and developments.

The meeting saw an exchange of views on technical matters linked to the Iranian nuclear issue.