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Chapter | Table of Contents from The Report: Oman 2017
Articles & Analysis | Useful information for business and leisure travellers from The Report: Oman 2017
LANGUAGE: Similar to other GCC member states, Arabic is the official language of Oman, although English is widely spoken and understood. Using English to get around or conduct business in the capital, Muscat, or other hubs such as Sohar or Salalah, is relatively easy. Locals do appreciate the...
Articles & Analysis | ACCOUNTANCY & LEGAL SERVICES from The Report: Oman 2017
Abu Timam Grant Thornton (24) 571 320 BDO Jawad Habib (24) 955 100 Deloitte (24) 817 775 EY (24) 559 559 Horwath Mak Ghazali (24) 813 989 PwC (24) 559 110 Dentons (24) 573 000 AIRLINES Air Arabia (24) 700 828 Air India (24) 762 141 British Airways (24) 565 123 Cathay Pacific (24) 789 832 Egypt Air (24) 796 134 Emirates Airlines (24) 510 060...
Articles & Analysis | A home away from home: Oman Hotel Listing from The Report: Oman 2017
CRYSTAL SUITES P.O. Box 566 Wadi Al Kabir T: +968 2482 6100 F: +968 2482 6116 info@crystalsuites.om www.crystalsuites.om Rooms: 75 well-furnished suites, including family, executive, junior and business suites. Business & Conference Facilities: All essential facilities, high-speed Wi-Fi, business centre, LCD projector and screen, audio-visual equipment and other electronic...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Khalifa Al Barwani, CEO, National Centre for Statistics and Information (NCSI), on the role of data acquisition and analysis in improving public services and attracting investment: Interview from The Report: Oman 2017
How can accurate information and statistics help attract foreign direct investment (FDI)?
Articles & Analysis | Drawing increased investment is a top priority for Oman from The Report: Oman 2017
Oman is taking steps to attract investors to the sultanate in a bid to diversify its economy away from a reliance on hydrocarbons. These include updating the legal framework for investment while continuing to stress the value of the country’s free zones and economic zones. Foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows to Oman grew to an estimated $822m in 2015, up from $739m in 2014...