On April 16, 2025, Oman and the Netherlands signed three pivotal agreements focused on the production and export of green hydrogen, marking a significant milestone in their bilateral relations. The agreements aim to establish the world's first commercial project for the export of liquefied green hydrogen, connecting Oman, the Netherlands, and Germany. This initiative is expected to bolster Oman's position as a global hub for green hydrogen production and contribute to global energy security. The agreements also include infrastructure development for hydrogen and carbon dioxide transport through pipelines, as well as a partnership to develop storage projects for clean fuels and chemicals in Duqm. These agreements reflect Oman's commitment to enhancing its energy sector and creating investment opportunities. The collaboration with the Netherlands is set to attract international expertise and funding, supporting Oman's transition towards a sustainable energy future. The agreements are expected to create new job opportunities in renewable energy, logistics, and chemical industries, aligning with Oman's goals of economic diversification and carbon neutrality. Overall, the strategic agreements between Oman and the Netherlands not only enhance bilateral ties but also position Oman as a key player in the global green energy landscape, showcasing the country's commitment to sustainable solutions and economic growth.