The literature is replete with case studies that illuminate how special economic zones (SEZs) have been instrumental in catalysing industrial development. It also holds great appeal in a country’s quest to crowd-in private sector investment through both domestic and foreign direct investment flows. SEZs have become an important policy tool of choice for governments seeking to accelerate industrialisation, development and growth.
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Investments in special economic and free zones top OMR14bn
The special economic zones, the free zones and industrial zones are set to start a new stage of growth following the packages of incentives, facilities and tax and customs exemptions witnessed last year. Investors are interested in special economic zones, free zones and industrial zones as they accommodate various projects at the time. Last year saw completion of infrastructure facilities supportive to investments at the special economic zone Duqm, mainly Duqm Port.
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