AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMarine Protection: Oman’s emergency committee is monitoring a grounded tanker off Al Qibliyah Island and checking for pollution in Musandam waters. Across the Gulf, oil slicks from vessel attacks threaten mangroves, coral reefs and marine life, with Oman’s Musandam among the areas at risk. Wildlife & Habitats: Oman has suspended wild abalone harvesting until November 2027 to help rebuild declining stocks. The Environment Authority is also developing implementation plans for Plant Oman 2050, including native-tree planting, habitat restoration and action against desertification. Climate & Heritage: Oman awarded two green hydrogen projects in Duqm, targeting annual production of about 121,000 tonnes by 2032. Dhofar’s karst landscapes and tufa deposits have been named among the world’s Top 100 Geological Heritage Sites, recognizing their scientific and natural value.
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