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The article emphasizes the importance of hearts and intentions in politics and international relations, affirming that hearts are not for indoctrination or hostility between peoples. Instead, Oman seeks to avoid interfering in the trenches of others. It also highlights broad international participation in the media innovation camp, and notes that Al Riyadh Newspaper has ceased its print edition after 63 years, continuing its presence digitally. Moreover, Oman is experiencing an increase in oil production, reaching 233.8 million barrels by the end of July, with the daily production rate rising by 110.3%. The article also covers the results of Omani-Iranian negotiations over the Strait of Hormuz and the decline in commercial ship movements there. The sultanate announced royal pardon releases for prisoners and honored efforts related to studying the Seerah (Prophetic biography), along with celebrations marking the Prophet Muhammad’s birthday, emphasizing the necessity of respecting freedom and avoiding enslavement of people. The article also discusses security and social issues, including a rise in crime to 21,000 cases in 2025, profound sadness over the death of poetess Aisha bint Humaid Al-Jami’iya, who passed away following a traffic accident, as well as decisions related to taxes and investment.
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