The EU-Oman Energy & Water Collaboration Forum, held in Muscat, showcased Oman's growing appeal as a hub for green investment in the energy and water sectors. The event, sponsored by Nama Group and the EU-GCC Cooperation on Green Transition Project, emphasized Oman's strategic readiness for climate-aligned infrastructure partnerships. Key discussions centered around attracting EU investors to Oman's green economy, highlighting the country's geographic location, renewable resource wealth, and regulatory initiatives that align with EU sustainability objectives. Speakers underscored Oman's stable governance, abundant solar and wind potential, and proactive climate policy as decisive advantages that create a favorable environment for EU investors. Financial tools like green bonds and sustainability-linked loans were identified as means to enhance investor participation. The forum also shed light on Oman's progress in green hydrogen development, with a focus on de-risking the hydrogen value chain through structured auctions, construction milestones, and partnerships to localize supply chains. The government-backed entity Hydrom is leading efforts in manufacturing electrolysers and promoting global cooperation to build a resilient hydrogen economy. Additionally, Nama Electricity Distribution shared insights on incorporating ESG principles across operations, including initiatives to reduce grid losses, increase energy efficiency, and pilot community-based renewable energy projects. Overall, the session concluded with a positive sentiment towards Oman's emergence as a regional leader in green infrastructure, attracting serious interest from European investors in renewable energy, hydrogen, and sustainable utilities. Participants called for deeper collaboration between the EU and Oman, stronger policy frameworks, and clearer mechanisms to de-risk investments through off-take agreements and regulatory consistency.