Muscat: The Omani-European Cooperation Forum on Renewable Energy and Water commenced in Muscat, bringing together experts, investors, and decision-makers from Oman and Europe to discuss environmental policies and investment opportunities in green infrastructure projects. The two-day event aims to foster collaboration and share best practices in managing energy and water resources, which are crucial for economic development and societal well-being.
According to Kuwait News Agency, Nama Group CEO Ahmed Al-Mahrizi emphasized the forum's goal to build effective communication channels between nations, sectors, and ideas to explore sustainable solutions for energy and water management. Al-Mahrizi highlighted the partnership with the European Union as a chance to utilize global expertise and technologies to address challenges faced by Nama Group.
Al-Mahrizi pointed out that collaborative efforts and joint initiatives offer opportunities to develop innovative cooperation models, including public-private partnerships, green financing mechanisms, and regulatory coordination, all contributing to the shared sustainable development goals of Oman and the European Union.
Hassan Al Ajmi, Director of Business Resilience at Nama Group, noted that the forum's focus is on innovation and future trends in the energy sector, advanced water management technologies, and green investment opportunities in Oman. He expressed hope that the forum would strengthen partnerships and outline a roadmap for the green economy transition.
Organized in collaboration with the European Union Delegation to Oman, Nama Group, and the EU-GCC Cooperation Project for Green Transition, the forum includes discussions on smart grids, energy storage, digital technologies, water efficiency, and green financing. The sessions will also showcase successful European experiences and innovative models in energy and water management.