By: Observer
Source: http://main.omanobserver.om/
MUSCAT — The Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI), acting in collaboration with the Indian embassy and Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), organised here yesterday a seminar during which they sought ways to boost economic relations with a view to realising the expectations of their peoples, taking into consideration that India is a major economic market.
The meeting was presided over by OCCI Chairman Khalil bin Abdullah al Khonji, in the presence of Anil Wadhwa, the Indian Ambassador to the Sultanate, and the FICCI International Relations Director.
During the seminar, Pankaj Khimji, head of the Omani side in the Oman-India Business Council, spoke about the geographical and demographical nature of the Sultanate, as well as the developed infrastructure which furnishes a suitable environment for economic and investment enterprises.
Khimji added that most of Oman’s industrial and economic sectors, topped by the oil sector, have achieved remarkable growth in recent years.
He added that the coming stage will witness continuous economic growth as the Sultanate intends to assign RO 943 million for oil production development and RO 10 billion for tourism development, in addition to other infrastructure projects.
Khimji also indicated to the significance of the Sultanate’s industrial estates, particularly Sohar 1316620994292638900 Port Industrial Estate that provides huge capabilities for investment that would help in developing the trade ties with India.
The seminar also included a presentation about Shipyards, a company that is specialised in shipbuilding and transport.
The presentation was presented by the company manager who gave a brief speech about the shipbuilding latest technology and the flexibility in finalising the shipping and handling operations in accordance with the latest certified standards in this field.
Bilateral meetings were held between the businessmen from the two sides that focused on identifying the facilities and opportunities provided by each business sector, as well as discussing the ways of holding the bilateral agreements and entering into new investments in the two countries. — ONA
Source: http://main.omanobserver.om/node/65794
Source: http://main.omanobserver.om/
MUSCAT — The Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI), acting in collaboration with the Indian embassy and Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), organised here yesterday a seminar during which they sought ways to boost economic relations with a view to realising the expectations of their peoples, taking into consideration that India is a major economic market.
The meeting was presided over by OCCI Chairman Khalil bin Abdullah al Khonji, in the presence of Anil Wadhwa, the Indian Ambassador to the Sultanate, and the FICCI International Relations Director.
During the seminar, Pankaj Khimji, head of the Omani side in the Oman-India Business Council, spoke about the geographical and demographical nature of the Sultanate, as well as the developed infrastructure which furnishes a suitable environment for economic and investment enterprises.
Khimji added that most of Oman’s industrial and economic sectors, topped by the oil sector, have achieved remarkable growth in recent years.
He added that the coming stage will witness continuous economic growth as the Sultanate intends to assign RO 943 million for oil production development and RO 10 billion for tourism development, in addition to other infrastructure projects.
Khimji also indicated to the significance of the Sultanate’s industrial estates, particularly Sohar 1316620994292638900 Port Industrial Estate that provides huge capabilities for investment that would help in developing the trade ties with India.
The seminar also included a presentation about Shipyards, a company that is specialised in shipbuilding and transport.
The presentation was presented by the company manager who gave a brief speech about the shipbuilding latest technology and the flexibility in finalising the shipping and handling operations in accordance with the latest certified standards in this field.
Bilateral meetings were held between the businessmen from the two sides that focused on identifying the facilities and opportunities provided by each business sector, as well as discussing the ways of holding the bilateral agreements and entering into new investments in the two countries. — ONA
Source: http://main.omanobserver.om/node/65794
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