Muscat: Oman will present its new urban development projects and investment opportunities in the heart of London. The Live Oman initiative will take place on Oxford Street from 21 September to 4 October 2026. It aims to attract international investors, property buyers and companies seeking new business opportunities.

Muscat/Kigali: Oman could gradually acquire a new role for Czech companies. In addition to offering access to the Gulf market, it could also become a commercial and investment bridge to East Africa.

Salalah: Oman is increasingly positioning Dhofar not only as a tourism destination, but also as a hub for foreign investment, industry and international trade. Five strategic investment opportunities presented by the government in the region this year have a combined value of approximately OMR 1.95 billion.

Muscat: The Sultanate of Oman has joined the International Partnership for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells in the Economy (IPHE). Its membership is expected to strengthen cooperation in hydrogen technologies, technical standards, safety and international trade.

Global air transport is growing rapidly, and the map of the world’s most important airports is changing with it. While Europe and North America remain key markets, a significant share of future growth is shifting towards Asia and emerging economies.

Salalah: Oman and Saudi Arabia are strengthening their economic cooperation. At the seventh meeting of the joint Omani-Saudi Coordination Committee for Economy, Trade and Industry in Salalah, the two countries signed an economic cooperation implementation programme for 2026–2028.