Marafiq, SEZ-D, OPAZ, and Tatweer Duqm Hold Strategic Collaboration Workshop to Accelerate Infrastructure Development in Duqm and Beyond.
In a major step toward enhancing the utilities infrastructure and investment landscape in Duqm, Marafiq convened a strategic collaboration workshop with key stakeholders from the Special Economic Zone at Duqm (SEZ-D), the Public Authority for Special Economic Zones and Free Zones (OPAZ), and Tatweer Duqm.
Held under the theme ‘Strategic Collaboration - Enabling Utilities Infrastructure in Duqm & Beyond’, the session aimed to strengthen the One-Stop-Shop service offering within Duqm Economic Zone, explore opportunities for growth and expansion across sectors and align on a collaborative roadmap to serve the evolving needs of investors.
The workshop focused on leveraging the unique capabilities and mandates of each party to streamline infrastructure development and utility delivery. Discussions emphasized the importance of coordination to fast-track project approvals, improving service efficiency, and unlocking new areas of economic growth. Next steps from the session include forming focused working groups, aligning timelines, and drafting a joint roadmap to enhance infrastructure readiness and investor confidence.
The momentum from this session will carry forward into the formation of a strategic collaboration framework, with all parties committing to regular coordination and a shared vision. As Oman advances toward its Vision 2040 objectives, Duqm is set to play a central role, and this type of collaboration ensures it is equipped with the tools and partnerships needed to succeed.
The energy and alignment from this session will now propel the development of a strategic collaboration framework, grounded in consistent coordination and a unified vision. As Oman moves steadily toward its Vision 2040 objectives, Duqm is poised to serve as a cornerstone of that progress and through partnerships like these, it will be empowered with the tools, networks, and momentum needed to thrive.
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