Muscat: A youth panel discussion titled "Emirati-Omani Footprint: Success Stories Inspiring a Future Entrepreneurial Generation" was held in Muscat today. The event was attended by officials and entrepreneurs from Oman and the UAE. According to Oman News Agency, the session was organized by the Federal Youth Authority of the United Arab Emirates in cooperation with the UAE Embassy in the Sultanate of Oman. It aimed to highlight inspiring models of young Omani and Emirati talents who have made a tangible impact on the development process. The discussion further emphasized the importance of strengthening cooperation and the exchange of expertise among Gulf youth to prepare a generation capable of innovation and leading change. The panel addressed four main themes, including the leadership's vision in empowering youth and creating success stories, and the role of Omani institutions in shaping the entrepreneurial identity of youth. Additionally, the session reviewed inspiring Gulf youth models in the fields of innovation and entrepreneurship. It also discussed the challenges facing young people and ways to transform them into opportunities that make a difference in their journey toward success.
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