MUSCAT: Pangea Risk Insight has ranked the Sultanate of Oman among the least vulnerable Arab countries.
According to a rating of the Port Louis, Mauritius-based institution, Qatar, the Emirates, Kuwait, Morocco, the Sultanate of Oman and Bahrain are the least exposed Arab countries to risks.
The corporation has indicated that the increase in oil revenues is stabilising the financial situation of the Sultanate of Oman and improving debt sustainability.
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Pangea-Risk has developed a risk scoring system for 68 African and Middle Eastern countries that allows users to compare ten individual risks for each country, representing the overall political, economic and security environment over an expected one-year period.
