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By Alex Lennane
Oman, with big ambitions in the logistics industry, is jostling for position with Tehran. While some Middle Eastern neighbours – Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE – appear less than happy with Iran and have downgraded relations, Oman is hoping to capture some shipping activity, especially at Sohar, its 50:50 joint venture with the port of Rotterdam. Routes are already opening up…
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priya chandak
July 31, 2017 at 9:27 amOman has finished preparations for becoming a regional hub for exports and imports, after billions of rials of investment for the development of ports along the country’s coast line, according to a report.
https://www.thedollarbusiness.com/news/oman-to-become-a-regional-hub-for-import-and-export-report/50887