Oman and Japan are poised to expand their economic collaboration beyond traditional oil and gas, venturing into clean energy and diverse business sectors.
The visit of the Japanese liquefied hydrogen carrier, ‘Suiso Frontier,’ to Muscat last August marked a symbolic milestone in strengthening bilateral ties.
The Ambassador of Japan to Oman, Jota Yamamoto, expressed gratitude for the broader scope of relations, emphasizing the commitment to elevate cooperation in various sectors.
The growing trade includes fisheries and agricultural product imports from Oman to Japan, complementing the dominant oil and gas trade.
The envoy praised the flourishing economic, trade, and technical cooperation, highlighting shared interests in the 2025 Expo in Osaka, Kansai, and addressing humanitarian assistance to Gaza as a common agenda.
The collaboration extends to development projects, technology transfer, and human resource development, indicating a promising phase in the evolving economic relations between the two nations.
Discover more from SolarQuarter
Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.
