Oman Daily Observer - 2024-05-02

• Westerly disturbanc­e ‘Ikran’ begins
• ‘Made in Oman’ SUV to meet delivery target
• Expressway expansion part of solution to traffic congestion
• Oman hosts UNESCO regional meeting
• EDUCATIONA­L EXPO FOR FOOD SAFETY
• CHECK YOUR TYRES DURING RAINY SEASON
• OMANI STUDENTS WIN AWARDS IN GULF ARTS FESTIVAL
• Conference explores women, children’s health issues
• Haj and Umrah pilgrims told to use Nusuk platform
• ‘Higher education institutio­ns must work to understand emerging developmen­ts’
• National Museum displays ‘Anis Al Hujjaj’ manuscript
• WSJ: Israel ready to make concession­s for Gaza deal
• Blinken pushes Netanyahu for sustained aid into Gaza
• ‘Gaza truce must be permanent’
• Paul Auster: cool narrator of noirish New York
• UK begins detaining migrants set to be deported to Rwanda
• New Zealand says no quick AUKUS membership
• What is after the Columbia Spring?
• Student protest in polarised times is an essential part of education
• Elections in the shadow of neoliberal­ism
• A tough call for migrant workers
• Oman Club crowned handball champions
• Ilyas to lead Oman at T20 World Cup
• ALL-ROUND STOINIS HELPS LUCKNOW BEAT MUMBAI IN IPL
• AIPS Congress seeks to enhance skills of young journalist­s
• Muscat Educationa­l Directorat­e emerge volleyball champions
• VINICIUS STRIKES AS REAL HOLD BAYERN IN THRILLER
• MSX registers biggest and only gain in GCC index
• Housing ministry signs contracts worth RO 12.5m
• COMEX 2024 set to ignite Oman’s digital ambitions
• Sohar Islamic sponsors Real Estate Conference 2024
• OETC celebrates World Day for Safety and Health at Work
• Vale Oman to switch to renewables by 2030
• PDO’S tank T-111 expansion boosts Oman’s oil storage capacity
• Dollar steady and London shares higher before Fed update on rates
• IMF predicts UK set to be Europe’s fastest growing economy
• Real estate projects can address the housing needs of citizens
• Ukraine’s $61 bn lifeline is not enough
• Bridging Nations, an engaging art movement, kicks off on May 5 in Oman
• Students on the autism spectrum demonstrat­e mastery of visual arts
• Omani musicians tap the transforma­tive power of music therapy

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