CONNSECT
Invest
Main Land
Open Company in Oman
Oman free zones
Salalah Free ZoneSohar Free ZoneDuqm Special Economic ZoneAl-Mazunah Free Zone
LiveConsultationMagOman News
ENARFA
Free consultation
CONNSECT
Invest+
Main Land+
Open Company in Oman
Oman free zones+Oman free zones
Salalah Free ZoneSohar Free ZoneDuqm Special Economic ZoneAl-Mazunah Free Zone
LiveConsultationMagOman News
ENARFA
Free consultation
Connsect

Connsect is the direct route into Oman: company formation, residency, property, banking and legal support, handled end to end from our own offices in Muscat and Tehran.

Registered with the Oman Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion

Services

Company Registration in OmanResidency & Golden Visa

Company

About ConnsectOman MagazineContact UsFAQ

Contact

EmailMuscat office: +968 7195 7800Tehran office: +98 21 9103 0530

Sunday–Thursday 10:00–16:00 · Saturday 10:00–14:00 · Friday closed

Our offices

Muscat office

Al Ghubra, Muscat — opposite Oman Mall, Al Ghailani Tower, Floor 6, Office 602

Directions:Google Maps

Tehran office

Shahrak-e Gharb, Tehran — Phase 6, West Ivanak, North Golafshan, 1st Street, Iranian Complex, No. 1, Unit 3

Directions:Google MapsNeshanBalad

Licences and trust marks

eNamad trust sealOfficial Oman company formation licence
CR No.1428477Verify on the Oman Ministry of Commerce portal
© 2026 Connsect — All rights reserved.
PrivacyTerms
Call an advisorFree consultation
Call us directlyWhatsAppOur office on the mapContact page
← Latest Oman news
About Oman, Oman Economy, Investment in Oman, Working in Oman

Economic Growth in Oman Supports Debt Stability

The Sultanate of Oman is experiencing a period of continuous economic growth that contributes to maintaining public debt at safe levels, within the framework of the current five-year plan.

Published: 06 June 20261 min read
Economic Growth in Oman Supports Debt Stability
Add as a Preferred Source on Google↗

The Sultanate of Oman is experiencing a period of continuous economic growth that contributes to maintaining public debt at safe levels, within the framework of the current five-year plan.

Decline in Public Debt

Data indicates a significant and continuous decline in the volume of public debt during the first phase of Oman’s vision, which enhances economic stability and confirms the success of the adopted economic policies.

This decline occurs as the Omani government continues to implement its ambitious development plans, which boosts investor confidence and encourages further investments in the country.

Share
واتساپتلگرامXLinkedIn
News topics
debt stabilityeconomic growthgrowth omanoman supportspublic debtsupports debt
More Oman news →

Planning a business move in Oman?

Company registration, residency, banking and post-registration support with Connsect.

Company registration in Oman
Need help in Oman?Planning a business move in Oman?

Company registration, residency, banking and post-registration support with Connsect.

Company registration in Oman
Connsect community

Comments & experiences

Share a useful experience or ask a relevant question.

No comments yet. Be the first to share your experience.
Your rating
Your email address is never displayed publicly.
Related news

More reporting closely related to this topic

More Oman news →

Oman’s Economy Grows with Low Inflation and Structural Reforms, IMF Report

IMF report on Oman’s economy: Non-oil sector growth, 3.3% budget surplus, public debt reduction, and controlled inflation

Oman’s Public Debt Reduced to $37.6 Billion

Over 2.2 Billion Rial: Tourism Growth in Oman by 2025

Oman Supports Global Food Security and Maritime Freedom

Oman’s Public Debt Falls to OMR 14.1 Billion; Amid Declining Oil Revenues and Rising Development Spending