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Oman-India trade to grow as Cepa takes effect

June 4, 2026·Qatar TribuneEconomy

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GCC CONTEXT

Oman's Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (Cepa) with India reflects the Sultanate's strategic diversification away from oil-dependent revenues through expanded trade corridors with major South Asian economies. Historically, bilateral trade agreements in the GCC have demonstrated multiplier effects across logistics, port services, and re-export sectors, with Oman's geographic position as a gateway between the Indian Ocean and the Arabian Gulf positioning it as a regional transshipment hub. The formalization of such pacts typically correlates with increased activity in GCC shipping, customs brokerage, and downstream manufacturing sectors that rely on intermediate goods flows.

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