Sunday 26 / April / 2026
Beijing: A delegation from Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI) has signed a series of high-value economic agreements and investment partnerships during its visit to the People’s Republic of China, with a total value of approximately OMR4.23 million.
The agreements cover key sectors including transport and logistics, tourism, and manufacturing, aiming to enhance supply chain efficiency and support the competitiveness of the Omani market.
The most notable agreements include a contract for the supply of buses valued at over OMR2 million annually, signed as a partnership between a Chinese company and Al Massar Logistics Company. Another agreement entails the implementation of an innovative tourism project to develop advanced camping facilities at an approximate value of OMR1.2 million.
Additionally, an agreement was signed to establish a specialized tent manufacturing plant with an estimated cost of OMR500,000. Other agreements cover the supply of integrated production lines for water bottles, handling equipment, diesel lifts, and electric forklifts, with a total value of OMR 530,000, accompanied by extended operational warranties.
Meanwhile, the delegation, headed by Zahir Mohammed Al Kaabi, OCCI Board Member and Chairman of the Chamber’s branch in Al Buraimi Governorate, explored the latest global technologies through visits to the Canton International Fair in Guangzhou, as well as specialised exhibitions in robotics, artificial intelligence, plastics industries, and the automotive sector.
The tours also included a visit to the Panyu District in Guangdong Province to inspect industrial facilities specialising in packaging equipment, cooling systems, and mobile prefabricated buildings. The objective was to transfer industrial automation expertise and best practices in improving output quality to Omani private sector enterprises.
The delegation held a series of bilateral meetings and discussions with major Chinese companies and small and medium enterprises (SMEs). These resulted in preliminary agreements to promote direct sourcing and explore joint investment opportunities in logistics services. -ONA
