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GCC CONTEXT
Double taxation agreements (DTAs) between Gulf and Caucasus nations typically expand cross-border investment frameworks and trade corridors, particularly in energy, logistics, and financial services sectors where both regions maintain significant interests. Oman's historical positioning as a trade bridge between the GCC and broader Asian markets makes such bilateral agreements structurally relevant to regional supply chains and hydrocarbon partnerships. These frameworks historically reduce friction costs for multinational operations and can influence capital allocation patterns across sectors exposed to international trade and energy commerce.
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