Muscat – The Consumer Empowerment Index for 2024 stands at 77.6%, showing a significant improvement compared to the 2022 figures.
“This reflects a positive development in the relationship between consumers and markets in the Sultanate of Oman. This improvement is attributed to the intensive efforts exerted by the Consumer Protection Authority to enhance transparency, ensure consumer rights, and provide a fair and sustainable commercial environment,” stated the announcement from CPA.
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