During His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik's state visit to Belgium, Oman and Belgium signed an MoU to boost their collaboration in green hydrogen. The MoU, signed between Hydrogen Oman (Hydrom) and the Belgian Hydrogen Council (BHC), aims to strengthen cooperation across the hydrogen value chain. The agreement underscores joint efforts to align policies, promote knowledge exchange, and explore opportunities in hydrogen production, infrastructure, transportation, and utilization. It also aims to expand cooperation with other European countries by addressing legislative challenges and fostering research and development opportunities. The partnership signifies a significant step in advancing the global hydrogen economy, with Oman's potential as a green hydrogen hub and Belgium's industrial role in the sector working together to enhance energy security and facilitate a seamless hydrogen supply chain. H.E. Salim bin Nasser Al Aufi, Oman's Minister of Energy and Minerals and Chairman of Hydrom, highlighted the partnership's importance in shaping the future of clean energy. The MoU builds on decades of strong bilateral relations between Oman and Belgium, emphasizing milestones in the green energy sector, such as the Hyport Duqm project. Oman's strategic position as a global hydrogen hub is reinforced by these collaborations, fostering international partnerships that promote sustainable development and technological advancements. Hydrom plays a crucial role in orchestrating Oman's green hydrogen strategy, enabling transformative projects and infrastructural development to drive the transition towards clean energy. The commitment of both nations to advancing hydrogen certification frameworks and trade agreements demonstrates their dedication to fostering innovation in the hydrogen sector and contributing to a sustainable energy future.