Oman is emerging as a notable exception to the broader downward trend in Gulf economic growth, according to an analysis published by AGBI. While several GCC economies face a more challenging growth outlook, Oman's economic performance is attracting attention for its relative resilience. The development highlights the importance of economic diversification, investment in productive sectors and the expansion of non-oil activities in supporting sustainable growth. As Oman advances its Vision 2040 priorities, strengthening industrial capabilities, logistics, tourism, manufacturing and private-sector participation remains central to building a more diversified and competitive economy. The broader message is significant: long-term economic resilience depends not only on energy markets but also on the ability to develop new industries, attract investment and create sustainable opportunities.