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Omani-European
Cooperation Forum to Kick off Tomorrow
Muscat,
19 May (ONA) —— The Sultanate of Oman will host the Omani-European Cooperation
Forum on Energy and Water tomorrow (Tuesday), bringing together a select group
of experts, investors, and decision-makers from both sides.
The
two-day forum is organized in partnership with the European Union Delegation to
Oman, Nama Group, and the EU-GCC Cooperation Project for Green Transition.
The
forum aims to achieve several key objectives, including strengthening the partnership
between Oman and the European Union in renewable energy and water, as well as
exchanging best practices and experiences in environmental policies.
Additionally, it seeks to attract European investments in green infrastructure
projects in Oman.
The
forum’s agenda will feature several discussion sessions covering multiple
themes, such as smart grids, energy storage, digital technologies in utilities,
water efficiency improvement, and green financing mechanisms. Successful
European experiences and innovative models in energy and water will also be
highlighted.
The
forum is expected to contribute to shaping a joint roadmap for sustainable
cooperation between Oman and the European Union, enhancing public-private
partnership opportunities, and creating an attractive investment environment
for energy and water projects.
It
is worth mentioning that the forum marks a pivotal milestone in the ongoing
cooperation between the two sides, reflecting their commitment to transforming
environmental challenges into developmental opportunities that serve future
generations and bolster the region’s environmental and economic security.
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