O L Ameer Ajwad-Ambassador of Sri Lanka to Oman, Nandika Buddhipala-President-NCCSL, Eng. Redha Bin Juma Al Saleh-Chairman-OCCI, Deepal Nelson-Senior Deputy President-NCCSL. U Ahamed …
National Finance awarded the top Omani brand – Finance Company
Muscat: In recognition of its outstanding achievements and innovative solutions, the Sultanate’s largest finance company, National Finance, was recently awarded the title of “Top Omani Brand’ in the …
S&P raises Oman’s credit rating to BB-, with stable outlook
Leading international credit rating agency Standard & Poor’s (&P) has raised the credit rating for the Sultanate of Oman from ‘B+’ …
S&P raises Oman’s credit rating to BB-, with stable outlook
Leading international credit rating agency Standard & Poor’s (&P) has raised the credit rating for the Sultanate of Oman from ‘B+’ …
S&P raises Oman’s credit rating to BB-, with stable outlook
Leading international credit rating agency Standard & Poor’s (&P) has raised the credit rating for the Sultanate of Oman from ‘B+’ …
Oman’s fiscal outlook improves as oil prices surge
Efforts to put public finances on a healthy footing and tackle chronic budget deficits have started to pay off, facilitated by a sharp increase in oil prices, Oman’s main export.
Oman’s fiscal outlook improves as oil prices surge
Efforts to put public finances on a healthy footing and tackle chronic budget deficits have started to pay off, facilitated by a sharp increase in oil prices, Oman’s main export.
Oman’s fiscal outlook improves as oil prices surge
Efforts to put public finances on a healthy footing and tackle chronic budget deficits have started to pay off, facilitated by a sharp increase in oil prices, Oman’s main export.
Oman to Use Surplus From Higher Oil Prices to Reduce Public Debt
Oman expects to reduce its public debt to 19.46 billion Omani riyals by using the surplus arising from selling oil at higher prices and repaying some loans by end of April 2022, the finance ministry …
Oman to Use Surplus From Higher Oil Prices to Reduce Public Debt
Oman expects to reduce its public debt to 19.46 billion Omani riyals by using the surplus arising from selling oil at higher prices and repaying some loans by end of April 2022, the finance ministry …