Muscat: The forum aims to enhance cooperation between Oman and India across key sectors such as renewable energy, hydrogen, real estate development, future cities, food security, and tourism.
The forum will feature high-profile discussion sessions spotlighting joint investment opportunities and showcasing successful bilateral investment models. Among the highlights will be a presentation of India’s remarkable strides in instant payment systems, demonstrating its role in boosting financial inclusion and paving the way for mutual learning and collaboration.
Dr. Abdullah bin Masoud Al Harthy, a member of OCCI’s Board of Directors, emphasized the forum’s significance, stating: “The forum is an important station in strengthening economic relations between the two friendly countries, which contributes to expanding cooperation between the private sector in both countries.”
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In addition to fostering partnerships, the forum will include presentations from the Public Authority for Special Economic Zones and Free Zones, as well as the Invest in Oman Hall.
