AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFog Harvesting in Dhofar: Oman’s Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources is testing fog harvesting in Dhofar’s mountains to turn Khareef moisture into a non-conventional water source, with 12 collection stations across nine locations to measure how much can be captured. COP31 Prep in Muscat: The Environment Authority kicked off early national implementation work for COP31, bringing together Oman’s negotiation, media, and oversight teams to align action plans and responsibilities for the climate summit. Strait of Hormuz Environmental Risk: Fresh reports of tanker attacks and “mined corridor” claims around Hormuz raise pollution and biosecurity concerns for the Omani corridor, with shipping disruptions and environmental stakes growing as vessels are hit near Oman’s coast. Oman’s Climate Cooperation: Oman chaired a semi-annual meeting of the Federation of Arab Scientific Research Councils, reviewing research awards, innovation networks, and plans to activate Arab scientific exchange and green innovation programmes. Oman–UNICEF Commitment: Oman reaffirmed its support for UNICEF and partners to protect children’s rights and well-being at the UN’s 2026 UNICEF Executive Board session. Shrimp Season Starts: Oman’s shrimp fishing season runs Sept 1 to Nov 30, with rules banning fishing and certain nets outside the season to protect stocks.
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