NEW DELHI: The Sultanate of Oman has called for a global rethink on how value chains are structured, urging international stakeholders to prioritize resilience, inclusivity, and sustainability in the face of mounting disruptions.
Speaking at the FICCI LEADS 2025 Forum, Her Excellency Ibtisam Al Farouji, Undersecretary for Investment Promotion at the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion, stressed that these principles must be actively built into systems rather than remain aspirational.
“The imperative before us is to reshape global value chains so they are resilient, inclusive and sustainable – capable of withstanding disruption while fostering growth. But resilience, inclusivity and sustainability have to be engineered to be achieved, not just declared,” she said.
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Her remarks came during a high-level dialogue that brought together global decision-makers, policymakers, and industry leaders to address pressing issues in trade, innovation, sustainability, and the future of economic growth.
Oman’s participation at the forum highlights its commitment to economic diversification under Vision 2040, while positioning itself as a key player in advancing sustainable investment and trade partnerships worldwide.
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