AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFaith and Culture: Preliminary rounds of the 34th Sultan Qaboos Holy Quran Competition are underway, with 2,214 contestants registered across 28 centres. Youth Day: Oman marks Omani Youth Day on October 26, with a ceremony at the Youth Centre and new funding and partnership agreements. Young people aged 18–29 numbered more than one million in 2025. Young Entrepreneurs: Al Mouj Muscat’s market drew 25,700 visitors to support 100 business founders aged 11 to 18. Innovation: Muscat student Kabir Goel’s drone-and-rover rescue system, developed after an internship in Nepal, earned recognition for its potential to help reach people in disaster-hit areas. Digital Life: An NCSI survey found 43% of Omanis have used AI tools; most users say they help with daily tasks, though privacy and checking information remain concerns. Women’s Enterprise: Sayyida Hujaija bint Jaifer Al Said urged women entrepreneurs to build sustainable businesses and show the measurable impact of social initiatives.
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