Oman: Reform Priorities to Create an Economy for the Future
On February 1, AGSIW hosted a panel discussion on Oman's economic and financial development.
Director of Khalij Economics; GlobalSource Partners GCC Country Analyst
Justin Alexander is the director of Khalij Economics and Gulf Cooperation Council analyst for GlobalSource Partners, a leading provider of independent intelligence on emerging markets. He has been visiting the Gulf for nearly a quarter century, including seven years living in Qatar, where he worked mainly as an economic advisor at Qatar’s Ministry of Finance. He has lived in Iraq, Jordan, and the Palestinian territories and worked for organizations including the Economist Group, the United Nations, and Schroders. Alexander primarily advises investors and governments on the Gulf but occasionally writes for outlets including AGSIW, the Gulf Research Center, and the International Institute for Strategic Studies. He is contributing to an upcoming book on sovereign wealth funds, looking at their potential role in steering their countries through the energy transition.
On February 1, AGSIW hosted a panel discussion on Oman's economic and financial development.
On October 19, AGSIW hosted a discussion on sovereign wealth funds.
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