MUSCAT : The Arabian Stories (TAS) has announced the sixth edition of TAS Conclave, its annual business and leadership forum, scheduled to take place on November 17, 2026, at IntercityHotel Muscat.

Held under the theme “Oman: Leading the Next Chapter,” the conclave will focus on the Sultanate’s economic transformation, emerging investment opportunities and the role of businesses and institutions in shaping its future growth.

The event comes at a time when geopolitical developments, economic uncertainty and rapid technological change are reshaping business priorities across the region.

Building on five previous editions, TAS Conclave 2026 will bring together senior government officials, business leaders, CEOs, investors, bankers, entrepreneurs and industry experts for discussions on the opportunities and challenges facing Oman’s economy.

Nishad Padiyarath, CEO of TAS Media Group, said the sixth edition would place particular emphasis on how Oman can translate economic stability, investment opportunities and technological advancement into sustainable growth.

“Oman is entering an important phase of its development journey. At a time when the world is navigating uncertainty and rapid change, the Sultanate continues to demonstrate resilience, stability and a clear vision for the future,” Padiyarath said.

“Through TAS Conclave, our objective is to bring together decision-makers, business leaders and industry experts to discuss the opportunities ahead, address emerging challenges and explore how collaboration can contribute to Oman’s next chapter of growth.”

He said the conclave had evolved over the years into a platform for discussions on issues affecting businesses and the wider economy.

“As we enter our sixth edition, our ambition remains the same: to create meaningful conversations that go beyond the conference hall. We want TAS Conclave to be a place where ideas are exchanged, relationships are strengthened and new opportunities are identified,” he added.

This year’s programme will feature five major discussions covering investment, financial services, technology, energy and corporate leadership.

Nishad said the discussions would reflect the priorities of businesses operating in Oman while highlighting sectors expected to play an important role in the country’s economic development.

“Economic growth is not driven by one sector alone. It requires collaboration between government, financial institutions, businesses, investors and entrepreneurs. Our discussions this year will reflect that broader perspective and focus on the opportunities that can help shape Oman’s future,” he said.

The conclave will also provide networking opportunities for participating organisations, allowing business leaders, investors and policymakers to exchange perspectives and explore potential partnerships.

Organised by The Arabian Stories, the event forms part of the media group’s continuing efforts to facilitate business dialogue and highlight developments shaping Oman’s economy.

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