AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLiving Heritage: A two-day Muscat forum is bringing artists, researchers and educators together to explore how fine art can help preserve Oman’s traditions and knowledge. Education: Duqm University College has launched a work-based learning model that pairs academic study with training in real workplaces, linking students’ skills to regional job needs. Film: Muscat’s European Union Film Festival drew more than 1,000 viewers for 20 films and introduced a short-film competition showcasing Omani filmmakers. Women in Culture: A panel hosted by the Sultan Qaboos Higher Centre for Culture and Science highlighted Omani women’s role in shaping the country’s literary, artistic and heritage scene. Local Products: Oman’s Dates and Honey Exhibition opened with 100 businesses and producers, celebrating local products and agricultural heritage through October 23.
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