Times of Oman - 2019-02-13

• ‘High time for firms to get ready for VAT’
• Married Indian women abroad to get Govt protection against abuse
• Al Dhahirah governor briefed on palm project
• ‘Joint sessions help serve public interest’
• Open source software meet ends with call to increase awareness
• Madayn to represent Oman at regional food fair in Dubai
• Oman takes part in Arab Parliament session on Palestinia­n reconcilia­tion
• Many deals expected at blue economy meet
• ‘Be alert about your child’s health’
• Plan to make Oman world class destinatio­n for tourists
• US Congress agrees tentative deal to avert govt shutdown
• Empowering the African Union
• May promises meaningful vote after more talks with EU
• France, Germany must change the game
• ‘Climate change greatest moral crisis of our time’
• Duterte doesn’t believe he has ‘magical’ power to endorse
• India, China leading global greening effort
• Celebrate Valentine’s Day with everyone you love
• Sohar Internatio­nal sponsors MERA team for football tournament
• Oman to play friendly ties against Iraq, Syria
• Oman Olympic Academy launches 2019 calendar
• Duqm Refinery wins deal of the year award
• Recession Watch: Is gold really a safe hedge?
• Omantel reaffirms commitment to bolster Oman’s ocean economy
• Siemens signs maintenanc­e pact with Shuweihat S2 power project
• Investcorp acquires properties in the US
• Omanis sharpen selling skills at Saud Bahwan Group’s facilities
• Ain’t no mountain high enough for 2019 Chevrolet Bolt EV
• UAE Exchange, Unimoni go live on Ripple’s Blockchain Network
• The Sultan’s School students take part in ‘young musicians’ contest
• Meethaq celebrates Hibati savings scheme with first monthly draw
• Al Ahlia Insurance wins ‘Oman Insurer of the Year’ award
• P A Mohammed felicitate­d with Business Excellence award
• Ahlibank and Be’ah jointly organise beach cleaning campaign

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