Education & Youth: Oman’s Research and Innovation Authority has named nine young Omani projects to represent the Sultanate at the 67th London International Youth Science Forum, after a competitive process of 738 entries. Quality in Higher Education: The State Council’s Education and Research Committee reviewed how private higher education is managed and overseen, focusing on accreditation quality, governance, and compliance with national standards. Culture & Fashion: The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth will launch “The Splendour of Oman” on June 8, showcasing Omani women’s fashion through art workshops blending heritage attire with fine art, photography, digital design, and installations. Entrepreneurship for Students: The Ministry of Education and Oman Broadband Company signed a cooperation programme for “Young Merchant,” training grades 7–11 in entrepreneurship and financial literacy through applied learning. Innovation in Social Care: Oman’s Ministry of Social Development ran innovation bootcamps and camps for staff at child care and youth homes using the “Six Steps/Six I’s” methodology to turn ideas into impact-driven projects. International Exchange: The German Ambassador visited MCBS and met students preparing for a cultural exchange trip to Munich, highlighting Oman–Germany ties and intercultural learning. Trade Deal Impact: India–Oman CEPA came into force, bringing near duty-free access for most Indian exports to Oman and boosting sectors like engineering, pharma, agriculture, and gems/jewellery. Local Governance: The Shura Council Bureau reviewed reports including proposals to improve electricity and water services efficiency and summer bill-reduction measures.