Omani exports reach 15.8B riyals by July
The article clarifies that Oman's foreign trade recorded a positive performance during the first seven months of 2026, with the value of merchandise exports exceeding 15.8 billion Omani rials, representing a 17.8% increase compared to the previous year, driven by significant growth in both oil and non-oil exports. Imports also rose by 5.2%, reaching approximately 10.4 billion rials. The value of oil and gas exports increased notably, especially liquefied natural gas, which saw a 43.7% rise in its value. Meanwhile, non-oil exports grew by 10.7%. The United Arab Emirates topped the list of Oman's trading partners, both in exports and imports, with noticeable increases in trade flows, reflecting the ongoing diversification of markets and the strengthening of the Sultanate's foreign trade movement.
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