Project Oman 2025

"Project Oman 2025" encompasses a series of significant initiatives and events aimed at transforming Oman into a hub for sustainable development, infrastructure, and international collaboration. Here's an overview of key components:​

This premier construction and infrastructure event will be held at the Oman Convention and Exhibition Centre in Muscat. It serves as a platform for showcasing innovations in building materials, construction technology, and urban development. The exhibition is expected to attract industry leaders, manufacturers, and decision-makers from around the world

Highlights include:

• Exhibitions featuring the latest construction products and technologies.
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• A conference addressing topics such as sustainable construction, smart cities, digital construction, and infrastructure development.
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• B2B matchmaking services to facilitate business partnerships.

Major Infrastructure Projects

Oman is advancing several large-scale projects aligned with its Vision 2040 goals:​

• Sultan Haitham City (Phase I): Scheduled for completion in 2025, this development will provide 1,200 new housing units. Subsequent phases aim to address housing needs in areas affected by recent climate events
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• Oman Cultural Complex & Botanic Garden: These cultural and environmental projects are set to open in 2025, enhancing Oman's tourism and cultural infrastructure.
• Al Sharqiyah Expressway & Khasab-Daba-Lima Road: Major road projects aimed at improving connectivity and supporting economic growth.

Sustainable Energy Initiatives

Oman is investing in renewable energy to power its industrial projects:​

• Marsa LNG Project: A joint venture between TotalEnergies and OQ, this project includes a liquefaction plant at Sohar Port and plans for a 300 MW solar facility to supply power to the plant. Production is expected to commence in early 2028.

UAE–Oman Bilateral Agreements

During a state visit in April 2024, the UAE and Oman signed agreements worth $35.12 billion across various sectors:​

• Energy & Industry: A $31.8 billion agreement focusing on wind, solar, and green metals production.
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• Technology: A $180 million technology fund established by Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund ADQ and the Oman Investment Authority.
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• Transport: An $3 billion rail connection agreement between the two nations. ​