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The scope of renewable energy in EVs in Oman

In today's world, the energy and transportation sectors are facing critical issues in solving some of the century's most pressing concerns, including the struggle for energy independence, the fall of oil supply, global...

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Beware of suspicious callers seeking sensitive banking information

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Investors don’t use their own money to invest

Real estate is one of the best examples that showcases how investors can use OPM to generate passive income. Picture for illustration only.

Ireland slow to incorporate EU cybersecurity law

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Sri Lanka’s long road to economic recovery

A vendor prepares a bag for a customer at a wholesale market, amid the country's economic crisis in Colombo, Sri Lanka. — Reuters

Are you getting close to living in an “Intelligent World”?

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Oman’s progress on its FTA with Singapore

While Oman expanded its product range exported to Singapore from 51 in 2000 to 135 in 2018, imports surged even more dramatically, from 282 to 951 products during the same period.

GILT: A golden opportunity for Indian expatriates

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Climate strategies must align energy realities

Establishing global regulatory frameworks that incentivise sustainable energy practices will be crucial, ensuring equitable development across regions like India, China, and beyond.

The death blow to the UN: A crisis of international legitimacy

Opinion- Fishing for change: How environmental innovation is reshaping livelihoods

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Fintech chief ‘very keen’ on London listing

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Oman's bold green energy revolution

16 Omans Bold Green Energy Revolution Oct 2024

How e-commerce is making China’s deflation worse

Residents do their morning shopping at a market in Shanghai, Sept. 19, 2024. (Qilai Shen/ The New York Times)

Don’t just make goals; embrace them!

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Unlocking potential through In-Country Value

Initially spearheaded by the Ministry of Energy and Minerals, the ICV program has now been embraced across diverse sectors of the Omani economy.
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