Times of Oman - 2019-04-02

• HUMAN TRAFFICKIN­G CASES DROPPED 30% LAST YEAR
• ‘Trafficked women are taken care of at centre’
• Al Wafa centres for kids
• Omani doctor’s app to help cut healthcare cost
• JW Marriott Hotel project on track to boost events sector
• RAFO commander leaves for Pakistan to discuss relations
• ‘Conserve water for country’s growth’
• Oman’s Grand Mufti launches community welfare programme
• Book on yoga benefits released
• New skills for digital workplace discussed
• $2.7bn project launched to boost refining capacity
• Opportunit­ies in industrial cities highlighte­d at Arab Investment Forum & Expo
• Oman selected host of 2020 global radiology conference
• UN: 11 years to limit climate change effects
• Rappler editor Maria Ressa cannot complain about arrests: Salvador Panelo
• Louvre Abu Dhabi’s first photograph­y exhibition to open in April
• Japan’s new imperial era to be called ‘Reiwa’
• BALANCE IS KEY TO A HEALTHY LIFE
• Meeting the changing needs of seniors
• B division teams to battle it out for Senior Cup on April 12
• Cricket delights Omani schoolchil­dren
• Al Zubair wraps up 2nd successful race season
• Businesses spend $3bn on consulting services
• 60 per cent of global economy will be digitised by 2022
• Occidental of Oman funds equipment for SQU
• Oman’s Akkasa selected among 100 most exciting start-ups of Arab World
• Fraser Suites Muscat now officially open
• MSM index ends lower
• Hyundai to introduce digital key on new cars
• Al Maha Ceramics unveils its new collection
• Al Jisr Foundation hosts training programme
• Omantel and MOE unveil renewable energy lab with advanced technology
• Zubair SEC launches brand identity for member company Aljoud Mill
• Sohar Internatio­nal unveils Wealth Management advisory services
• ABIS invites applicatio­ns for coveted Academic Excellence Award

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