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Amouage Announces Long-term Development of UNESCO Frankincense Site in Sultanate of Oman
"Thanks to this exceptional arrangement, this is an opportunity to create a compelling tourism and cultural destination and drive the international promotion of the unique treasures of the Dhofar region. For Amouage, respecting nature means protecting the ecosystems that have gifted us, and by doing so we ensure that generations to come can continue to enjoy and experience the beauty of our fragrances." Said Sayyid Khalid bin Hamad Al Busaidi , Chairman of the Board of Directors of Amouage.
"Today we celebrate this remarkable milestone, Amouage becomes a guardian of this profound organic frankincense land of outstanding universal value that will contribute to our fragrances. This project will focus on conscious regeneration and make Wadi Dawkah a centre of gravity for Oman's frankincense sustainable development" said Marco Parsiegla, CEO of Amouage.
This estate will bring the best of Amouage know-how in Haute Perfumery to the entire world. Wadi Dawkah represents Amouage's second fully managed site after its Manufacture in Muscat , which remains its base for production and manufacturing. By taking management of the land, Amouage will now be able to integrate every aspect of perfume-making savoir-faire including harvesting, distillation, blending, aging, and manufacturing. With its new sustainability strategy, Amouage is poised to set out an ambitious plan that includes protecting and restoring nature in Oman , minimizing waste, reducing its carbon footprint, and expanding support for farming communities.
Drawing on its Omani heritage of generosity and through its creative spirit, Amouage continues to commit itself to creating a positive impact on climate, nature, and people.
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