Oman Special Reports
Oman: Mixed messages on promised reforms
The Arab uprisings brought social unrest to Oman for the first time since 1976, when Muscat put down the Dhofar rebellion
Oman Special Report: Social reforms put pressure on state
Sultan Qaboos’ decision earlier this year to grant legislative powers to the Council of Oman has made the forthcoming parliamentary elections far more relevant
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Compulsory cover drives insurance growth in the GCC
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Arabian World Construction Summit: Building risk-free foundations
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Seeking alternatives to meet electricity demand in the Middle East
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Special report: Oman - The economic renaissance moves into its fifth decade
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Supplement: The MEED Projects Top 100
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Special Report: GCC – Euro crisis has lessons for planned GCC currency union
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Middle East Economic Review 2010: Industrial countries spur region's growth
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Yearbook 2010: Growth prospects for the year ahead
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Gulf Healthcare Report 2009: Improving the health of a region
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Special Report: Power & Water - Gulf opts for oil-fired plants
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Emerging links: Scotland and the Gulf
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Special Report: GCC - Power grid raises hopes of regional co-operation
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Confronting the downturn: How the Middle East is reacting to global economic turmoil
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Special Report: Oman - Muscat boosts non-GCC trade links
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Special Report: Construction - State funding fuels regional activity
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Special Report: Oil & Gas Contractor Survey - Caution slows contract awards
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Special Report: Tourism & Real Estate - Visitor numbers slide
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MBA Supplement 2008: The birth of the MBA
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Special Report: GCC - Leaders prepare for crucial summit
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Special Report: Healthcare - GCC states broaden private sector role
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Special Report: Oman - Diversification underpins growth
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Special Report: Banking - The rise of Islamic finance
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Special Report: Construction - The move to partnership
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Special Report: GCC construction sector - Branching Out
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Special report: GCC - Increasing global influence
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Special report: Power surge




