Oman’s Energy and Mining Committee plots bold path for energy and mining growth for 2025-2026

Muscat: In a recent meeting, the Energy and Mining Committee of OCCI reviewed its strategic work plan for 2025–2026, placing a spotlight on enhancing the energy and mining sectors’ role in strengthening Oman’s national economy.

The committee’s roadmap includes in-depth studies of sector-specific challenges and policy recommendations aimed at boosting efficiency and sustainability. Central to the plan is the goal of enhancing job opportunities, increasing Omanization rates, and investing in the development of human capital to build a skilled and competitive workforce.

Dr. Abdullah bin Masoud Al Harthy, Chairman of the Committee, reaffirmed the strategic significance of the energy and mining sectors. “The energy and mining sectors are strategic sectors that represent a fundamental pillar in supporting the national economy, given their direct role in providing vital resources upon which many industries and economic activities are based,” he said.
He added that the committee remains committed to keeping pace with evolving industry dynamics by listening to investor concerns and proposing actionable solutions that promote growth and integration within the economy. Emphasis was also placed on supporting local industries and enhancing professional competencies to strengthen the domestic value chain.

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