The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is celebrating the 54th National Day of the Sultanate of Oman on November 18. This day highlights the strong relationship between the two countries, supported by President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan of the UAE and Sultan Haitham bin Tariq Al Said of Oman.
Each year, the UAE marks this occasion with various events. Landmarks are lit up with the Omani flag, and Omani visitors are welcomed with flowers and gifts at border crossings and airports. Celebrations are also held in shopping malls and entertainment venues.
Under Sultan Haitham's leadership, Oman is focusing on modernization and economic growth through the "Oman Vision 2040". This plan aims to diversify the economy, achieve a 5% annual growth rate, and increase GDP per capita by 90%. It also focuses on education, research, and creating a vibrant labor market.
The UAE and Oman share strong economic ties, with non-oil trade reaching AED 51 billion last year. The UAE is Oman's largest trading partner, accounting for a significant portion of Oman's imports and exports. In April, both countries signed agreements worth AED 129 billion, focusing on renewable energy, green minerals, and digital infrastructure.
The UAE and Oman also share a rich cultural history, with deep connections in arts, traditions, and family bonds, further strengthening their relationship.
UAE stands for the United Arab Emirates, which is a country in the Middle East made up of seven smaller regions called emirates.
Oman's National Day is a celebration of the country's independence and achievements. The 54th National Day means it has been 54 years since Oman started celebrating this day.
He is the President of the United Arab Emirates, which means he is the leader of the country.
He is the Sultan of Oman, which means he is the ruler or king of Oman.
Vision 2040 is a plan by Oman to improve its economy and make the country more modern by the year 2040.
Renewable energy comes from natural sources that can be replenished, like sunlight, wind, and water, and is important for reducing pollution.
Digital infrastructure refers to the technology and systems that support digital communication and services, like the internet and mobile networks.
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