AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDuqm Waterfront Tourism Plan: OPAZ/SEZAD unveiled a 31 sq km Duqm waterfront master plan to pull in private investment and boost tourism, with a 15-km coastline and targets of 2,600+ hotel units and 3,700+ homes by 2040, plus marina, hospitality, leisure and commercial space. Oman Travel & Community: The Indian Embassy in Oman invited the public to join its International Yoga Day celebrations at the embassy in Muscat, adding another cultural draw for visitors and residents. Strait of Hormuz Watch for Travelers: As the US-Iran MoU restarts shipping, Iran’s PGSA says vessels must submit passage requests 48 hours ahead, and Tehran hints at future fees—good news for routes, but not a “back to normal” instant fix. Air Connectivity Update: Qatar Airways resumes daily Doha–Kuwait flights from June 21 (Terminal 4), with Etihad from June 23 and Oman Air from June 25, signaling gradual regional flight recovery. Safety & Seafarers: Families of Indian crew killed in Gulf of Oman attacks are demanding answers and compensation, underlining ongoing risks around the region’s maritime lanes.
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