Times of Oman - 2023-06-04

• HM’S DIRECTIVES TO MAKE OMAN PROSPEROUS AND SELF-RELIANT
• Opaz installs chargers for electric vehicles on its premises
• Cairo to host Omani–Egyptian Press Forum from June 5
• Reduction in airfares to boost Salalah tourism
• Oman Future Fund to help attract foreign investment
• EXECUTION OF MAJOR INFRASTRUC­TURE PROJECTS CONTINUES IN DUQM
• Death toll from India train crash climbs to 288, 747 people injured
• Türkiye’s Erdogan sworn in for 3rd term as president
• Duckett breaks Bradman’s 93-year-old record at Lords
• Virat Kohli will get runs for India, says former cricketer Greg Chappell ahead of WTC final
• Djokovic survives test to move on
• Ominvest to redeem its perpetual subordinat­ed bonds on first call date
• Oman signs 3 green hydrogen projects worth over $20bn
• Electric Workover Rigs: A technology in transition
• MSX sees mitigated performanc­e
• L&T to build energy infrastruc­ture for world’s largest green hydrogen plant
• Lulu Financial MD appointed as chair of FICCI Middle East Council
• Indian economy expected to grow 6.5-6.7% in 2023-24
• GIFTSTO ELEVATEDAD’S MORNING ROUTINETHI­S FATHER’SDAY
• Al Harthy set for first outing in world’s biggest endurance race
• Man United are a different team now, says Guardiola ahead of FA Cup final
• Spanish defender Ramos to follow Messi’s footsteps
• Nottingham Forest release Jesse Lingard
• Pay your bills through Bank Muscat Internet and mobile banking
• Taism honours 36 Grade 12 students at annual graduation ceremony

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