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Oman is enhancing its oil and gas sector while simultaneously accelerating efforts in clean energy to ensure its long-term energy leadership. Petroleum accounts for 35% of the country's GDP, with over 80% of oil output exported, primarily to China.

The government is refining exploration strategies to attract international partners and diversify its energy portfolio. Concurrently, Oman aims to become a global leader in hydrogen production, targeting 1 million tonnes annually by 2030, supported by significant international investments. This dual approach seeks to balance traditional energy revenues with renewable resources.