Tariq Al-Wuhaybi
Sector Correspondent
Infrastructure and state capability correspondent
Tariq Al-Wuhaybi covers the delivery layer of Oman Vision 2040: digital infrastructure, enterprise platforms, and the institutional capability required to make large public and private initiatives stick.
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Business Signal
MDO Opens the Build Tender for Oman's First Bulk Minerals Port. What Al Shuwaymiyah Commits to in Dhofar.
Minerals Development Oman formally launched a Design and Build tender for the Al Shuwaymiyah port on May 26, moving a $419 million minerals export facility from signed partnership into active construction procurement.
Business Signal
Sohar Locks Financing for Oman's First Direct-Supply Industrial Solar Plant
O-Green achieved financial close on a 93 MW solar plant at Sohar Industrial City, the first project in Oman to supply factories with solar power under a direct-supply model. Financed by Ahli Islamic Bank and already over 60 percent complete, the plant is expected to begin commercial operations in September 2026, serving more than 200 industrial facilities.
Foreign Relations Watch
From India's CEPA to Botswana's Mines: Oman's Most Consequential Foreign Moves This Spring
Four foreign-relations developments between April and mid-May 2026 moved beyond protocol into territory that could shift Oman's trade geometry: the India CEPA nears a June implementation date, three deals were signed in Botswana covering solar, oil storage, and mineral exploration, and a Kazakhstan joint investment platform locked in a three-billion-dollar portfolio.