AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoOil & Shipping: Saudi Arabia partially restored capacity on its East-West pipeline after drone attacks, helping ease crude supply worries as Hormuz remains risky; tanker traffic and ship-to-ship transfers suggest Gulf exports are stabilising, even as the US rejects Iran’s latest truce push. Oman Energy & Industry: Oman’s green hydrogen export plans are back in focus, with the ambassador to India saying the country aims to build export capacity by 2030 and deepen renewable-energy cooperation. Oman is also advancing a high-purity graphite refinery project and mapping a minerals-to-fertilisers-and-chemicals value chain to lift downstream manufacturing. Oman Business & Policy: Oman climbed 8 places in the Global Innovation Index 2026 (to 47th in innovation inputs), while Muscat Governorate reviewed health services and World Habitat Day 2026 plans, and Sultan Haitham City moved closer to occupancy with new power substations. Regional Trade & Logistics: India’s MEA said 163 Indian seafarers are on 12 vessels in the Persian Gulf west of Hormuz, as shipping attacks and reporting delays keep insurers and operators on edge. Awards & Talent: Omani researchers won first place at Sharjah’s cultural heritage awards for Sidr tree research, and the Stevie Awards opened entries for 2027 across MENA.
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