Omani and Indian business leaders met to explore trade and investment opportunities. They discussed key sectors such as renewable energy, oil and gas, healthcare, and human resources. Strengthening economic ties remained the main focus of the meeting.
The Oman-India trade talks created new opportunities for business growth. The Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI) and the Indian Economic Trade Organization organized this important event. Business leaders from both nations shared ideas and discussed investment possibilities.
Faisal bin Abdullah al Rawas, Chairman of OCCI, highlighted the importance of private-sector collaboration. He encouraged business leaders to explore new investment areas. He stated that meetings like this one help businesses connect and build long-term partnerships.
The Oman-India trade talks focused on boosting cooperation in essential industries. Business leaders explored investment potential in fisheries, aquaculture, pharmaceuticals, and trade. They discussed ways to create sustainable and profitable projects.
“Oman and India have a strong economic relationship,” Rawas said. “These meetings create chances for deeper trade connections and new business ventures.” He encouraged participants to turn discussions into real investments.
On the sidelines, Rawas met with Oscar Kerketta, Chairman of the Energy Committee of the Indian Economic Trade Organization. They discussed expanding cooperation in energy, trade, and industrial projects.
The event also celebrated 70 years of diplomatic and economic relations between Oman and India. A special book launch highlighted the historical and economic ties between the two nations.
The Oman-India trade talks continue to strengthen economic partnerships. Increased investments and deeper trade relations will benefit both countries in the long term.
