MUSCAT : The Authority participated in Oman Sustainability Week (OSW) 2026 through a joint pavilion with the Muscat Stock Exchange (MSX) at the accompanying exhibition.
Through its participation, the FSA aims to highlight the role of the non-banking financial sector in supporting sustainability goals and promoting sustainable practices within Oman’s business environment.
At OSW 2026, the FSA is reinforcing the importance of sustainability and environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices, while supporting initiatives that contribute to the transition toward a sustainable economy in line with the objectives of Oman Vision 2040. The authority also seeks to highlight the role of the financial sector in enabling sustainable economic practices and encouraging responsible investment.
As part of its participation, the FSA will organise several specialised workshops within its joint pavilion programme, including a session titled ‘Corporate Disclosure and Its Role in Enhancing the Sustainability of the Trade and Business Sector’.
The programme will also feature specialised workshops on ‘Integrating Sustainable Development Goals into Trade and Business Sector Practices’ and ‘Kazakhstan’s Experience in Enhancing Business Sector Sustainability’, showcasing leading international practices and experiences in the field.
The FSA reaffirmed its commitment to supporting national sustainability initiatives and strengthening integration between regulatory, financial and developmental frameworks, contributing to the development of a more sustainable and resilient non-banking financial sector capable of keeping pace with global developments.
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