AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUNESCO & Tsunami Preparedness: More than 40 disaster risk reduction and community facilitators met in Bali to strengthen tsunami readiness across the North-West Indian Ocean, with participants including Oman. Oman Digital Services: Oman hit 75% on ESCWA’s GEMS Maturity Index for 2025, up from 72% in 2024, with improvements across service sophistication and public outreach. Culture & Heritage: Oman’s Ministry of Culture backed UNESCO resolutions supporting Palestine heritage, calling for monitoring missions to protect key sites in occupied areas. Language & Diplomacy: Tanzania marked World Kiswahili Language Day in Muscat, urging Kiswahili to boost trade and investment ties, highlighting Oman’s historic role in the language’s spread. Education in the Heat: Indian Schools Oman issued strict summer safety rules: outdoor activities suspended, hydration breaks added, AC checks ordered, and transport cooling enforced. Youth & Discipline: Oman’s Minister of Culture said grooming citizens is central to sustainable development through a military discipline programme blending training, sports skills, and general knowledge for 1,000 students. Workplace Recognition: BankDhofar received “Best Place to Work 2026” certification for leadership, communication, and employee experience. Sports Medicine Spotlight: Aspetar’s Surgery Observer Programme drew 69 international observers worldwide, reinforcing its global training role.
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