Times of Oman - 2017-11-09

• Almost 1,500 government staff left jobs in first half of 2017
• Ancient Oman featured in new Ivy League book
• Government Competenci­es Programme launched by Civil Services Ministry
• ODB funds projects worth more than 13m in Musandam
• Oman stall gets good response
• ‘North Korea in grave danger over nuclear threat’
• Catalan secessioni­st parties fail to agree on unity ticket for vote
• Palestinia­ns resume security ties with Israel
• ‘Note ban ruined India’s informal labour sector’
• Pakistan court rejects Nawaz Sharif’s plea to merge three graft cases
• IndiGo takes responsibi­lity for assault on passenger
• Keep Your Busy Family Organised
• Assarain Classic attracts 130 entries
• ISWK, ISM score big victories
• Oman rout Nepal to keep AFC U-19 tournament qualifying hopes alive
• National Bank of Oman unveils new headquarte­rs
• Arabal meet moots use of renewable energy to save cost
• MSM index ends lower
• Quick Trans Pacific trade deal far from sure
• Oman Arab Bank opens new branch in Barka
• Electric vehicles could lead oil demand to plateau in 2030s
• Internatio­nal Monetary Fund chief warns against protection­ism
• Investcorp expands US real estate portfolio
• All-new Nissan X-Trail comes to Oman
• Kia’s new ‘Mega Combo’ to delight customers
• WCAS signs MoU with Apollo Hospital Muscat
• McDonald’s offers on-the-job training for students with special needs
• Alizz Islamic Bank inks MoU with Oman Post
• Jaguar XE SV Project 8 to make Middle East debut at Dubai Motor Show
• Indian Social Club - Salalah Kerala Wing reveals its mission and vision
• Bank Muscat celebrates al Mazyona monthly draw
• KR Shipping conducts Heavy Lift Group Internatio­nal Conference
• Oman Air announces winners of 4th UK Media Award 2017
• ISAS students showcase outstandin­g performanc­e at CBSE Inter School Clusters

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