During the state visit of His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik to the Kingdom of the Netherlands, the Sultanate of Oman signed a groundbreaking Joint Development Agreement (JDA) to establish the world’s first commercial-scale liquid hydrogen corridor connecting Oman to the Netherlands and Germany. This agreement is a crucial milestone in the global energy transition, positioning Oman as a key player in green hydrogen production and export. The corridor will enable the export of liquid hydrogen from Oman's Port of Duqm to European destinations, including the Port of Amsterdam and logistics hubs in Germany, through the establishment of a centralized hydrogen liquefaction, storage, and export terminal in Duqm. This initiative, led by Hydrom and OQ, aims to support Oman's national hydrogen targets and contribute to the country's economic growth. Revolutionary maritime transportation vessels designed to ship liquid hydrogen efficiently will be utilized in this project. The signing of the agreement by eleven public and private sector entities from Oman, the Netherlands, and Germany signifies a strong commitment to advancing green energy cooperation. The development activities within Duqm and Dhofar demonstrate the structured and investment-ready nature of Oman's green hydrogen sector. The agreement aligns with the Memorandum of Understanding on green energy cooperation signed between Oman and the Netherlands, emphasizing the shared commitment to sustainable energy practices. Through its role, Hydrom is not only advancing the Green Hydrogen Strategy but also focusing on generating employment opportunities, educational resources, and localized supply chains. OQ, rooted in Oman, is actively investing in renewables and green hydrogen, showcasing a commitment to sustainable energy practices.