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السياق الخليجي
Oman's Sohar Freezone has historically served as a critical logistics and manufacturing hub for the northern Gulf, leveraging its port infrastructure and proximity to regional trade routes to attract light industrial and re-export activity. Development announcements in freezone capacity typically correlate with broader patterns of intra-GCC competition for foreign direct investment in non-oil sectors, where Oman, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE have pursued similar special economic zone strategies to diversify revenue streams. Freezone expansion projects generally signal port authority modernization efforts and reflect regional shifts toward manufacturing resilience and supply-chain localization, particularly relevant to petrochemical downstream and light manufacturing sectors operating across t
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