MUSCAT — His Highness Sayyid Theyazin bin Haitham Al Said, Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs, visited the Oman Investment Authority (OIA) and reviewed what the authority described as unprecedented financial results achieved in 2025, alongside its broader role in supporting Oman’s national economic agenda.
In a statement, the OIA said HH Sayyid Theyazin was briefed on the sovereign wealth fund’s record financial performance, calling the results the strongest in the institution’s history, as well as key areas of operational excellence and institutional development.
During the visit, officials outlined the authority’s efforts in managing and developing Oman’s assets both domestically and internationally, aimed at strengthening the national economy and expanding long-term investment opportunities for the Sultanate.
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The Deputy Prime Minister was also introduced to the national talent and expertise within the authority, with the OIA highlighting its highly qualified Omani workforce and advanced institutional systems that it said position the fund among the world’s leading sovereign wealth funds in terms of financial and institutional performance.
According to the authority, HH Sayyid Theyazin expressed satisfaction with the visit and commended the OIA’s contribution to safeguarding and growing the country’s assets in a way that supports sustainable economic growth and national development priorities.
He also praised the authority’s role in enhancing Oman’s economic resilience and wished success for those leading the institution in serving the interests of Oman and its people.





