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Oman Export Week to Build on Overseas Trade Success

Posted on November 26, 2018

Muscat, Exporting continues to grow across

Oman, according to recent government figures with local firms

exporting US$8.2bn worth of non-oil commodities in 2017, up from US

$6.2bn in 2016.

Commenting on the increasing contribution of non-oil exports to

GDP, Taleb Al Makhmari, Marketing and Media Director General at

Ithraa � Oman’s investment promotion and export development agency,

organizer of the upcoming Oman Export Week said: Internationally-

engaged, businesses and entrepreneurs are doing great work right

across the Sultanate, reaping the rewards of trading with global

customers and creating jobs and powering economic growth for the

nation.

He added: So more businesses can enjoy the same success in

overseas markets, Ithraa has organized Oman Export Week, 2 � 6

December at the Oman Convention and Exhibition Centre, giving local

firms inspired by these recent positive trade figures support to start

their own exporting journey, or expand internationally.

Stressing that the Oman Export Week is practically based and

highly interactive, involving 15 workshops and over 25 presenters, the

five-day program is designed to address real world export issues, Al

Makhmari expressed his belief that there are multiple opportunities for

every type of local business that has the ambition and desire to invest

in exporting.

There are a huge number of local businesses, of all sizes, that have

exportable products and services, ranging from confectionary, textiles,

cosmetics, automotive spare parts and sanitary ware to technology,

design and consultancy. What we need to do is to excite them about

the opportunities that are out there. We also need to break down the

myths people have about why they shouldn’t export. Hopefully, that

can be achieved through the exciting program of workshops we’ve put

together for Oman Export Week.”

Exporting doesn’t happen overnight, pointed out Al Makhmari, but

the number of Omani success stories, especially among businesses

that didn’t think there was any demand for their offer, is truly

inspirational.

Source: Oman News Agency

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