Al Seeb aims to revive Asian success in Baghdad police match
The Asian football tournament has begun, featuring important matches including teams like Al-Seeb and Al-Nahda facing new challenges, while the local youth team lost to their Saudi counterparts, delaying the qualification decision. Coach Skrtel is seeking another achievement in Jeddah with the Red Club, while the Arab School returns to form the backbone of "Al-Ahmar"’s bid in Gulf 27. In another development, Omani photographer Rokia Al Zubayi captures the activities of equestrian sports both locally and internationally. Zakaria Al Ameri continues to lead the "Merc 2" category in the Middle East Rally Championship, which saw the participation of 800 individuals during the "Olympic Day 2026" events. On the political front, Omani and American foreign ministers discussed regional development and reducing tensions, as the liquefied natural gas sector approaches the end of the Strait of Hormuz crisis, marked by notable statements from Omani Gas Company. In the economic and energy sector, oil prices rose above $128 per barrel, and Oman has begun operating its first electricity plants in Sultan Hitham City while working on replacing motorcycles with electric ones. The oil tanker "Elgaia" was targeted off Musandam, as regional officials examine the crisis developments, and efforts continue to de-escalate the situation.
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