WASHINGTON : The visit aimed to strengthen trade and investment partnerships between Oman and the United States, exploring synergies across sectors like energy, health, IT, and tourism.
During his time in Washington, His Excellency Qais bin Mohammed bin Moosa Al Yousef engaged with US officials and congressional representatives to highlight Oman’s Vision 2040 and the benefits of the recently signed free trade agreement between the two nations. Discussions centred on leveraging these agreements to foster mutual interests and enhance economic collaboration.
The Minister also took the opportunity to connect with Omani students studying in New York, Washington, and Arizona, reflecting on the growing educational and cultural exchange between the two countries.
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A highlight of the visit was a reception hosted by the Embassy of Oman at the Sultan Qaboos Cultural Center in Washington. His Excellency shared insights on the visit’s objectives and the investment prospects available in Oman. The Vice President of the US Export-Import Bank lauded the enduring partnership between the nations and commended Omani efforts to bolster joint economic ventures.
The delegation’s visit also included a tour of the cultural centre, where they delved into Omani heritage and history.
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