Oman’s Education in the AI Age: Oman’s Ministry of Education is taking part in UNESCO Digital Learning Week 2026 in Paris, focusing on how AI can improve learning while protecting privacy, safety, inclusion, and cultural fit. Digital Learning & Mapping: Oman also pushed forward its Digital Educational Atlas agenda, with a Salalah conference urging innovation in geographic technologies and stronger links between schools, universities, and the private sector. Cultural Diplomacy in Europe: Oman showcased its heritage at the Embassy Festival in The Hague, with poetry, folk music, and a pavilion drawing huge crowds. Heritage Through Youth Work: In Bahla, the World Heritage Volunteers Forum is bringing Omani and international youth together to preserve traditional crafts like pottery, woodworking, and metalwork through hands-on training and community exchange. Learning Milestone in Al Buraimi: Al Buraimi honoured top General Education Diploma students scoring 97% and above, celebrating excellence and encouraging the next step into university. Sports & Women’s Development: Oman’s skating officials joined an IIHF development programme in Finland, highlighting growing women’s leadership in sport. Quran Competition: 136 contestants took part in preliminary rounds of the Sultan Qaboos Holy Quran Competition. Regional Mobility: GCC leaders say a unified tourist visa for Oman and other Gulf states will be launched “soon.”