Muscat: The agreements pave the way for a joint venture in Burkina Faso’s gold mining sector, significant agricultural investments, and the establishment of a comprehensive investment partnership. Together, these projects are expected to enhance economic growth and create new opportunities for both countries.
The signing came following talks between the Chairman of Oman Investment Authority and Burkina Faso President, which focused on strengthening bilateral economic ties. Both leaders reviewed the potential for expanded cooperation in various sectors, highlighting shared ambitions to deepen partnerships and unlock new areas of growth.
Officials from both sides reaffirmed their commitment to advancing relations and serving the mutual interests of their peoples, with an emphasis on sustainable development and long-term collaboration.
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