The state visit of Sultan Haitham bin Tarik to Belgium signifies the commitment of Oman and Belgium to strengthen their bilateral relations in various areas such as trade, investment, and cultural cooperation. The Hyport Duqm green hydrogen project, a collaboration between OQ Group and the Belgian Deme Group, aims to produce green hydrogen for Belgium and neighboring countries, contributing to decarbonization efforts. The two countries have signed agreements focused on green hydrogen initiatives and have discussed cooperation with the European Commission to advance clean hydrogen production and transportation projects. Moreover, the economic partnership between Oman and Belgium has led to significant investments, with projects like the Port of Duqm positioning Duqm as a key hub for maritime logistics and green energy initiatives. The upcoming state visit is expected to open new horizons for strategic partnerships and elevate bilateral relations to higher levels, building on a history of diplomatic relations dating back to 1978. The strong trade ties between the two countries, reflected in the trade volume and investments, demonstrate the mutual interest in fostering economic growth and innovation. Additionally, both countries have shown a commitment to diplomacy, international law, and global stability, with Oman playing a mediating role in regional conflicts and Belgium emphasizing reconciliation and compromise. The collaboration between Oman and Belgium not only showcases innovation and sustainability but also highlights their combined expertise in maritime logistics and renewable energy sectors, setting a foundation for a more interconnected and sustainable future.