Oman Economic Review - April 2019

Cleaning Indoor Air

Al Hajiry Equipment Trading brings to Oman a new take on air purifying with Euromate- Pure Air products, from The Netherlands

Dealing With Digital Threats

EY’s MENA cyber-security centre in Muscat is the first of its kind in the region, serving clients across the Middle East and North Africa. It will protect regional companies against emerging digital threats. Oommen John P reports

Tiding Over Challenges

Per Morten Aarvold, General Manager, Jotun Paints Co Oman, believes that oil prices and governmental spending will decide the pace of economic activity in 2018.

Delectable Choices

Rotana Hotel Management Corporation has ambitious plans, with 1,500 rooms in the pipeline. A new property at Al Mouj Muscat is scheduled to open in 2020, says Christian Baudat, Area General Manager - Abu Dhabi, Al Ain and Oman in an interview with Oommen John P

Confident Strides

Business leaders are cautiously optimistic about Oman’s economic prospects in 2018. An OER report

Duqm Quarries To Manage And Regulate Quarry, Mining Sector In Duqm

Duqm Quarries Company has received the right to manage and operate the quarrying and mining sector in Duqm special economic zone area.

Foundation Stone Laid For RO100mn Mazoon Dairy Project

Oman’s Minister of Agriculture, Fuad bin Jaafar Al Sajwani, presided over a foundation stone laying ceremony for Mazoon Dairy’s flagship dairy project at Al Sunayah.

Art In Motion

With features such as The Architecture of Luxury, The Gallery, The Embrace, The Art of Movement, the New Rolls-Royce Phantom resets the benchmark not only as ‘the Best Car in the World’, but as the world’s leading luxury item. OER was invited to discover this masterpiece in motion at Lucerne, Switzerland

Power Packed

Sohar Aluminium is hosting the 2017 Arab International Aluminium Conference or ARABAL in Muscat from November 7–9 2017. Said Al Masoudi, CEO, Sohar Aluminium explains its uniqueness and differentiation. Mayank Singh reports

Stable Supply

The global lubricants consumption is projected to expand at a CAGR of 2.8 per cent from 2017 to 2025.