Iran-Oman Joint Chamber of Commerce is making endeavors to win support of different Iranian economic organizations to further enhance Iran’s exports to Oman.
A direct flight has been launched between the Iranian northern city of Rasht and the Omani capital city of Muscat, according to the Managing director of Gilan International Airport.
Managing-General of Iran’s Ports and Maritime Organization Ali-Akbar Safaei said on Sunday that the country is planning to resume sea travels to Oman following an ease of COVID restrictions.
Shahla Amouri, the chairwoman of Ahvaz Chamber of Commerce in southwestern Iran, said on Tuesday that trade delegations from Syria, Oman and Iraq are going to visit Iran in the near future.
Reza Zarrabi, the chairman of Iran-Oman Joint Chamber of Commerce, said on Wednesday that a shipping line between Shahid Rajaei Port in southern Iran and Sohar Port of Oman will begin operating as of June 20.
Iran and Oman agreed to divide the Hengam gas field in the Persian Gulf on an 80:20 formula as part of a recent contract signed between the two countries to jointly develop the field, said an industry source.
Two Iranian airlines, namely the flag carrier IranAir (Homa) and Karun, have received permits from the Oman Civil Aviation Authority to launch direct flights to the Sultanate.
Iranian President Ebrahim Raeisi said that Tehran has decided to establish a trade office in Oman to further broaden economic cooperation with the neighboring state.
Iran and Oman have signed 12 cooperation documents and memorandums of understanding for the expansion of bilateral cooperation in various fields, as Iranian President Ebrahim Raeisi visits the Persian Gulf sultanate.
Minister of Petroleum Javad Owji says Iran agreed to form a committee with Oman to jointly develop the Hengam oilfield, which straddles their sea border.