Muscat: His Excellency Joao Lourenco, President of the Republic of Angola and the First Lady visited the National Museum, a cultural landmark that showcases Oman’s vibrant history and traditions.
The distinguished guests were given a detailed explanation of the museum’s exhibits, which span centuries of Omani heritage, highlighting the nation’s maritime legacy, architectures , and traditional craftsmanship.
The Angolan President expressed admiration for the museum’s efforts to preserve and present the Sultanate’s heritage.
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The visit implies the cultural exchange and strengthening ties between Oman and Angola, reflecting the mutual respect and collaboration between the two nations.
