Oman-KSA economic, commercial, industrial coordination committee holds meeting in Salalah

The seventh meeting of the Oman-Saudi Arabia coordination committee for economy, trade, and industry was held this week in the city of Salalah. The session brought together senior officials from both nations to discuss the strengthening of bilateral economic ties and the implementation of joint industrial initiatives.

According to the Times of Oman, the committee focused on streamlining commercial procedures and exploring new avenues for industrial cooperation, aligning with the broader strategic visions of both countries. These periodic meetings are designed to remove trade barriers and foster a more integrated economic environment between the two Gulf neighbors.

This latest round of talks in Salalah underscores the ongoing commitment from Muscat and Riyadh to deepen their economic partnership. By coordinating on industrial and commercial policy, both nations aim to enhance regional supply chain resilience and increase the volume of non-oil trade, which has become a priority for both governments in recent years.