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Oman Launches Digital Economy Programme Targeting RO1.5B GDP Contribution

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The Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology launched the second phase of Oman's National Digital Economy Programme for 2026–2030. The program targets a contribution of RO1.5 billion to the country’s GDP and the creation of 3,000 direct jobs annually. This initiative followed a survey by the National Centre for Statistics and Information, which reported that the digital economy accounted for 9 per cent of GDP.

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The program is designed to expand the digital economy’s role by attracting technology investments and supporting the growth of Oman’s digital sector over the next five years. This effort is part of Oman's broader economic policies aimed at maintaining national stability.

The National Centre for Statistics and Information recently released statistics on Oman's economic performance and set new economic targets.

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