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Finance Secretary: Middle East Crisis Impact on Oman Under Control

The Secretary General of the Finance Ministry in Oman affirmed that the impact of the Middle East crisis on Oman's economy is under control.

Published: 08 May 20261 min read
Finance Secretary: Middle East Crisis Impact on Oman Under Control
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The Secretary General of the Finance Ministry in Oman affirmed that the impact of the Middle East crisis on Oman’s economy is under control.

Meeting with the World Bank

The Finance Ministry organized a meeting today with the World Bank Group to discuss the impact of the Middle East crisis on the Sultanate’s economy. The Secretary General stated that economic reforms have enhanced the resilience of Oman’s economy. Efforts have focused on diversification through sectors such as tourism, mining, and industries.

According to the Secretary General, Oman’s economy shows strong resilience and adaptability to regional challenges.

Source: أثير – Rima Al Sheikh

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