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Oman to showcase investment opportunities in London

From Times of Oman · () English

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  • Oman will host the “Live Oman” initiative in London from September 21 to present urban development, real estate and investment opportunities.
  • The campaign will connect Omani developers with potential British investors through meetings at more than 55 locations across London.
  • Projects including Sultan Haitham City, Al Thuraya City, Muscat Bay and Oman’s free zones will be featured.

Oman is taking its investment pitch to London with “Live Oman,” a multi-day initiative designed to showcase the Sultanate as a place to live, invest, visit and do business.

Beginning September 21, the initiative will present urban development projects, real estate opportunities and investment prospects to international investors and buyers. Omani developers will meet potential investors from the British market directly.

The “Live Oman” pavilion will feature ownership and investment opportunities in Sultan Haitham City, Al Thuraya City and Muscat Bay, as well as projects in Oman’s free zones. The campaign will follow a targeted business-to-business format, with meetings planned at more than 55 locations across London.

Those meetings will take place at private members’ clubs, luxury hotels and wealth-management offices in Mayfair, Marylebone and Belgravia. Under the slogan “Reimagine Your Future,” the initiative will promote Oman’s quality of life, security, natural environment and investment potential.

It will also highlight Oman’s coastline, which stretches for more than 2,000 kilometres, and the country’s international trade links. The Omani Embassy in London is supporting the initiative by helping connect the campaign with British investment institutions and other stakeholders.

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