AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoOman Vision 2040 Planning: Oman’s National Foresight Office has unveiled a new operating model to feed early warnings and policy stress tests into decision-making, using multiple scenarios to keep plans resilient against economic, tech, climate and geopolitical shocks. Dhofar Culture & Identity: In Salalah, the “My Identity: Oman – Identity and Civilization” event and exhibition opened at the Sultan Qaboos Youth Compound, featuring pavilions on Omani values, rights in society, merchants’ ethics and Omani architecture, running until 19 August. Youth Learning in Muscat: The Ministry of Education’s “Exploration Camp” continues in Muscat for 110 students (grades 9–11), focusing on energy, sustainability, AI and entrepreneurship, with projects aimed at real-world challenges. Women in Sports: The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth concluded a sports programme for Omani Women’s Associations in Muscat, bringing together 65 participants for activities, workshops and health-focused sessions. Dhofar Air Sports: “Air Sports Village” kicked off in Taqah, Dhofar, with paragliding, kite flying and drone demos, plus VR simulation activities, running until 17 August. Education Access for Gulf Students: Oman-linked CBSE petitions over the West Asia assessment scheme were rejected by India’s Supreme Court, though the court recorded CBSE’s assurance of fresh exams for affected students. Regional Travel Watch: UAE–India flight advisories highlight tighter airport security around Independence Day, with travellers urged to arrive early as Gulf tensions continue to affect routes.
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