A delegation from the Public Authority for Special Economic Zones and Free Zones of Oman has visited the People’s Republic of China to strengthen industrial cooperation and attract investment in pharmaceuticals, medical devices, logistics, and petroleum storage.
The delegation is led by HE Engineer Ahmed bin Hassan Al-Dheeb, Vice Chairman of the Authority, and includes senior representatives from key economic hubs such as Khazaen Economic City and Sohar Port.
The visit underscores Oman’s strategic focus on diversifying its industrial base and enhancing its position as a regional hub for advanced manufacturing and logistics.
During the visit, the delegation toured several major Chinese cities, engaging with government officials, leading corporations, and specialized firms operating in biopharmaceuticals and medical technology.
The program included site visits to advanced manufacturing facilities producing high-tech medical equipment, as well as oil and petroleum storage installations, providing insights into operational efficiency, innovation, and large-scale infrastructure management.
These engagements are aligned with Oman’s broader economic agenda to localize high-value industries, strengthen supply chain capabilities, and integrate advanced technologies into its industrial ecosystem.

Particular emphasis was placed on understanding China’s success in scaling pharmaceutical production and developing robust logistics networks to support global distribution.
Chinese companies expressed strong interest in exploring investment opportunities within the Sultanate of Oman, particularly in economic zones and free zones that offer competitive incentives, streamlined regulatory frameworks, and strategic geographic access to regional and international markets.
Discussions also highlighted Oman’s potential as a key gateway connecting Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, supported by modern infrastructure and integrated logistics platforms.
The delegation presented investment frameworks designed to facilitate partnerships in industrial manufacturing, warehousing, and energy storage.
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