Muscat: The Oman Materials, Corrosion, and Technical Readiness Summit will officially kick off on Monday, focusing on the country’s efforts to combat metal corrosion and its impact on marine industries. Sponsored by His Excellency Dr. Saeed bin Hamad Al Rubaie, President of the University of Technology and Applied Sciences, the summit will run for three days, featuring discussions on asset protection and long-term strategies to prevent rust and corrosion.

The summit will explore the latest techniques to enhance the longevity and reliability of metal components in Oman, aiming to preserve public safety, protect infrastructure, and avoid major economic losses caused by corrosion. Experts from around the world will share insights through working papers and presentations, offering innovative solutions for reducing corrosion’s environmental and industrial impact.

The event will also feature specialized discussion sessions, technical workshops, and an exhibition showcasing advanced technologies in corrosion protection, including paints, insulation, monitoring, inspection, and testing. The summit provides a valuable opportunity for cooperation between academic and industrial sectors to drive sustainable development in metal protection and infrastructure maintenance in Oman.

This platform will enable researchers and industry professionals to exchange knowledge and discuss the latest trends in corrosion prevention, helping Oman safeguard its vital metal assets and ensure the sustainability of its projects.