Due to the hydrocarbons-focused nature of its economy, Oman was not immune to the global shocks of the past decade. The government is therefore pursuing economic diversification, with specific sectors being strategically targeted for development. The authorities have also rolled out a number of new laws in recent years to create a more accommodating legislative environment for investors, and have focused on privatising government-owned enterprises, creating special economic zones and strengthening local representation in the workforce.
She was elected to the country’s consultative council– Majlis A’ Shuraa, in 2000 one of only seven women to be elected since its inception, and holds the distinction of having been elected twice to this honorary position.
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Oman has awarded project tenders worth RO131.4 million ($340.4 million) this month including one linked to the construction of a dyke to tackle flood water issues in Muscat governorate as well as a supply contract for small and medium enterprises (SMEs).