Tag: Oman
The GCC Super-Highway: How the Riyadh–Dubai–Muscat Corridor Is Removing the Final Barrier to EV Adoption
by tag | Jan 25, 2026 | Green Energy, Mega Projects | 0 |
As urban charging density reaches maturity across the GCC, the next test for electric vehicles is long-distance travel. Along the 1,500 km Riyadh–Dubai–Muscat corridor, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Oman are building a coordinated network of ultra-fast chargers, grid upgrades, and regulatory mandates designed for reliability across borders and extreme climates. This corridor is emerging as the proving ground for electric mobility at Gulf scale.
Read MoreThe Unlikely Star of Oman’s Diversification: How Farmers and Fishermen Outperformed Industry
In 2025, Oman’s fastest-growing non-oil sector was not technology, energy, or manufacturing. It was agriculture and fisheries. New GDP data reveals how modern logistics, processing, and SME integration have turned food production into one of the country’s most reliable engines of economic growth, challenging long-held assumptions about diversification priorities.
Read MoreThe Productivity Paradox in Oman’s SME Economy
Oman’s SME sector employs more than three quarters of the private workforce, yet contributes only a fraction of total economic output. New data reveals a widening productivity gap that challenges long-standing assumptions about job creation, growth, and private sector development. As policymakers confront this imbalance, the focus must shift from counting firms to improving output per worker.
Read MoreFrom Subsidy to Venture Capital: Inside Oman’s Future Fund Experiment
by tag | Jan 7, 2026 | Government, Startups | 0 |
The End of Subsidy-Led Entrepreneurship For much of the past two decades, SME policy in Oman...
Read MoreThe Missing Middle: Why Oman’s Startups Stop Growing
Oman’s startup ecosystem is growing in number but not in depth. While micro-enterprises continue to expand rapidly, medium-sized firms remain largely stagnant. This analysis explains how tax thresholds, labor regulations, and financing gaps are creating a “missing middle” that prevents Omani businesses from scaling, and why fixing this structural issue is critical for Oman Vision 2040.
Read MoreHow NextGen Leaders Are Rebuilding Gulf Family Businesses From the Inside
By 2030, more than one trillion dollars in assets will transfer to the next generation across the...
Read MoreHR Analytics in the GCC, How Data Is Reshaping Workforce Strategy
Across the GCC, HR teams are under pressure to support fast economic change. National visions in...
Read MoreBuilding Digital Leadership in Oman’s Public Sector for Vision 2040
by tag | Nov 20, 2025 | Artficial Intelligence, Government, Talent | 0 |
Oman’s shift toward a knowledge-based economy depends on leaders who can guide public institutions...
Read MoreSovereign AI: The Engine Behind Saudi Arabia’s $133 Billion Digital Ambition
by tag | Nov 8, 2025 | Government, Information Technology | 0 |
From Technology to Territory Saudi Arabia is not simply adopting artificial intelligence. It is...
Read MoreOmanization 2.0: How Businesses and Talent Can Build Oman’s Next-Generation Workforce
by tag | Nov 7, 2025 | Government, Talent | 0 |
Oman’s economy is entering a decisive phase! Vision 2040 has set the target: by the end of the...
Read MoreHow Omani Businesses Can Build a High-Performance Culture Aligned with Vision 2040
From Vision to Everyday Practice Oman Vision 2040 calls for an economy powered by knowledge,...
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