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21/07/2016 07:29 AST
A top-level Omani business delegation led by Ithraa, the Sultanate’s inward investment and export promotion agency, started trade and investment meetings this week in Singapore.
“We have identified over 50 Oman-made products that have the potential to succeed in Singapore. In this regard, we brought 33 leading Omani exporters with us on this important trade delegation. Exporters who are globally ambitious and eager to make a commercial impact in Singapore and surrounding markets,” said Nasima bintYahya Al Balushi, Ithraa’s Director General for Export Development.
“We are here to discuss ways in which we can capitalise on the GCC-Singapore Free Trade Agreement and get more Omani exports into Singapore. Our objective is to have more Oman-made products not just on the shelves in Singapore but also in other growing Asean markets,” she added.
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