MUSCAT : Around 200 Omani companies exported their products to international markets with a total value of about RO 500 million during the 2024–2025 period, a senior official said on Monday, underlining the Sultanate’s efforts to strengthen non-oil exports.
Speaking on the second day of the Together Forward forum, Ibtisam Al Farouji, Undersecretary for Investment Promotion at the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion, said the performance reflects growing competitiveness among local firms and improved access to global markets.
Al Farouji said the ministry continues to focus on supporting Omani companies through investment facilitation, export promotion programmes and partnerships aimed at expanding their international footprint.
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She added that boosting exports remains a key pillar of Oman’s economic diversification strategy, contributing to sustainable growth, job creation and private sector development in line with Oman Vision 2040.
The Together Forward forum, launched to enhance dialogue between the government and society, brings together policymakers, business leaders and stakeholders to discuss development priorities, economic reforms and future growth opportunities across multiple sectors.
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