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Oman Minister calls for GCC cooperation on regional infrastructure manufacturing

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The Minister of Energy and Minerals of Oman, Salim bin Nasser al Aufi, called for greater cooperation among Gulf Cooperation Council countries to manufacture critical electricity infrastructure components regionally. Speaking in Muscat, he warned against continued reliance on overseas suppliers for essential systems. Al Aufi argued that the combined Gulf market is large enough to support regional manufacturing activities.

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The call emphasizes strengthening regional industrial capabilities and securing equipment needed for critical infrastructure maintenance. The Minister stressed that localization must be a collective GCC effort, requiring harmonized technical standards across the region. This coordination could extend beyond infrastructure into industrial production, investment, and employment.

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  • OmanSovereign state where the Minister of Energy and Minerals spoke
  • MuscatLocation where the Minister of Energy and Minerals spoke

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  • OPAZSpeculative

    OPAZ might see changes in investment focus for its Special Economic Zones due to the push for industrial localization.

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