MUSCAT : The priority of the newly formed Oman Investment Authority(OIA) is to increase income, to form an efficient administration that achieves financial balance and enhancing economic diversification, according to its chairman His Excellency Abdulsalam Al Murshidy
Speaking during the sidelines of a workshop held by OIA, Abdulsalam Al Murshidi stressed the importance of challenges due to the coronavirus pandemic. “It’s time both the private and public sector work together to counter the impact of Covid-19 on the national economy,” he said.
The workshop Rawabet hosted by OIA focuses the organizational and strategic aspect of the of the agency’s subsidiaries and its alignment with the Oman Vision 2040.
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