Faisal Al-Rawahi
Sector Correspondent
Investment and international cooperation writer
Faisal Al-Rawahi reports on investment pipelines, bilateral partnerships, and international cooperation. He looks closely at the external capital and relationships required to expand Oman’s economic base.
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Forward Look
A Licensing Cliff, a $2.5 Billion IPO Window, and Five More June Signals for Oman
June 2026 brings a hard licensing deadline for 44 energy-sector professions, a potential $2.5 billion fertiliser IPO on the Muscat Stock Exchange, the MSCI annual classification review, four new airline routes, and a green steel FID decision at Duqm. Here is what to watch and what each outcome would signal.
Foreign Investment Watch
What April's Investment Delegations Actually Delivered for Oman
April 2026 produced signed industrial zone agreements, a new OIA sovereign fund platform with Kazakhstan, and 24 logistics deals, but most headline values are preliminary. Here is what separated execution from ceremony.
Forward Look
What May 2026 Actually Tests for Oman: Fiscal Data, Power Tenders, and the Ammonia Deadline
Five watch items in May 2026 give Oman's first quarterly fiscal read under the new Five-Year Plan, twin power-sector tender windows totalling up to 2,800 MW of gas capacity, and an approaching green ammonia commissioning deadline their clearest test yet.