Government backs Indian food shipments
The Government of Oman has begun offering a subsidy covering 50% of fuel and insurance costs for the Abyad Shipping Company on the trade route between Oman and India, for up to six months. This initiative aims to reduce transportation costs and promote stability in food supplies. This route is one of the most important pathways for importing essential food products such as rice, vegetables, and meat. It is expected that this support will enhance the efficiency of the maritime transport sector and assist importers in the Sultanate. This move is part of the Sultan's directives to strengthen food security and facilitate transportation amid global economic challenges.
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