The Hague: Oman’s pavilion stood out for its warm hospitality and authentic cultural displays, offering visitors Omani sweets and traditional henna tattoos, which proved especially popular among female attendees. Many guests expressed admiration for Omani generosity and identity, with several voicing interest in visiting Oman to explore its tourism and investment opportunities.
His Excellency Jan van Zanen, Mayor of The Hague, visited the Omani pavilion and praised the richness of Omani culture and the country’s distinguished presence at the festival.
Oman’s participation reflected its commitment to fostering cultural exchange, building bridges of friendship, and strengthening its global role as a hub of openness and dialogue between civilizations.
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