AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSea Turtle Protection in Ras Al Hadd: Oman’s Environment Authority took legal action after a viral video showed a Ukrainian influencer sitting on a protected sea turtle during nesting at Ras Al Hadd, with authorities reiterating strict rules: don’t touch, approach or disturb nesting turtles. Wildlife Enforcement: The EA also moved against another tourist over social media posts tied to disturbing sea turtles at Ras Al Hadd, warning it will not tolerate harm to wildlife or habitats. Marine Monitoring Upgrade: Ecocoast and Xylem partnered to integrate Xylem sensing into Ecocoast’s GCC buoy platforms, enabling real-time water-quality and ocean monitoring for early spill detection across Oman and the region. Green Hydrogen Push: Oman plans green hydrogen exports by 2030 and is seeking deeper renewable-energy cooperation with India, including SAF and green fuels. Innovation Boost: Oman advanced 8 places in the Global Innovation Index 2026 innovation inputs pillar, reaching 47th globally. Oil Spill Cleanup in Salalah: 135 tonnes of treated sand were returned to Auqad Beach after clearing oil derivatives as part of environmental rehabilitation. Arctic Shipping Warning: A report highlights rising risks on Russia’s Northern Sea Route as more shadow-fleet vessels transit in harsher conditions.
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