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5/27/25, 4:04 PM             Hamdan Bin Mohammed Signs Agreement For Al Rawdah Economic Zone Development - OneArabia

        Eng. Ahmed bin Hassan Al Dheeb emphasised that the Al Rawdah Zone is designed to support key development goals like job creation and
        technology attraction. Its strategic location in Buraimi Governorate offers seamless connectivity to Sohar Port and Jebel Ali Port, enhancing logistics
        efficiency across Gulf, Asian, and African trade routes.



        Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem stated: "The Al Rawdah Special Economic Zone represents a new chapter in the growing economic relationship between

        the UAE and the Sultanate of Oman." He highlighted that this collaboration will strengthen trade ties while promoting sustainable growth.
























        The first phase of the project will cover 14 square kilometres, with plans to expand to 25 square kilometres in Phase 2. Mahadha Development

        Company will handle infrastructure development, master planning, and environmental studies. The zone will focus on diverse sectors like
        manufacturing, logistics, pharmaceuticals, and food processing.



        The project aims to leverage its geographic location to enhance supply chains and logistics connectivity between Oman, the UAE, and international
        markets. It aligns with Dubai Economic Agenda D33 and Oman Vision 2040 by attracting foreign investment and boosting industrial output.
























        Economic Impact and Future Prospects



        In 2024, non-oil trade between the UAE and Oman reached AED56 billion, a 9.8% increase from the previous year. The Al Rawdah Zone is expected
        to accelerate this trend by establishing an advanced ecosystem for trade and manufacturing.






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