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How local manufacturing can support sustainable economic growth

Local manufacturing contributes immensely to the economic growth of Oman. On the economic front, Oman has continuously sought to diversify and minimise its dependence on oil revenues. Economic diversification positions...

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Financing the Mideast’s new-energy future: Oman as the test case

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Microgrids as a catalyst for energy resilience

Oman’s energy landscape is changing, especially in its remote areas, where microgrids powered by renewable energy can provide a meshed, unified and reliable source of energy.

Training or capacity building: Does it really matter?

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Family houses: Nation builders to pace‑setters

Vision 2040 asks the private sector to manufacture more at home, export more abroad, and create better jobs at scale.

Exploring the narrative of the 2025 gold price surge

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Firms still battling tax burden as Budget fears grow

A worker cuts newly manufactured bars of steel at a foundry in Chesterfield, Britain. Image for illustration only. — Reuters

Citizens at the centre of Oman’s transformation

Any local and foreign investment, channelled towards SMEs and start-ups through loans or equity, becomes an engine of opportunity.

Powering islands: How energy storage shapes the future of renewables

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Entrepreneurship in Oman: Driving innovation and diversification

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Impact of global interest rates on personal loans in Oman

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Finance chiefs: UK falls behind in growth race

Inflation expectations were set to hold steady at 3.2 per cent in a year’s time.

Oman is ready to lead hydrogen infrastructure

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In local hands: The rise of homegrown firms

16 Observer Biz Guest Column ~ Dr Adil Alexander1

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Why Oman must keep backing oil and gas

Oman LNG renewed multi‑year sales agreements starting in 2025 with partners including Shell, Türkiye’s BOTAŞ and TotalEnergies.
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