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Oman's Sultan Qaboos has responded to protests with reform measures including a cabinet reshuffle and the creation of 50,000 jobs.

Protesters Rally in Streets of Southern Oman Demanding Reform 2011

Perhaps capturing Oman's foreign policy approach, I was repeatedly told during my Muscat stay: We don't see Iran as an extremist Islamist regime, but as a continuation of the Persian empire.

Sigurd Neubauer: How the Arab Spring Skirted Oman Sigurd Neubauer 2011

Demonstrators took to the streets in two of the country's cities and blocked access to Oman's second-largest port.

Oil Supply Worries Ease Jerry A. DiColo 2011

Currently, it seems that does not seem to be any method to hold Omantel accountable to its various censorship mishaps, other than complaining to the Oman's Telecom Regulation Authority, which will order Oman to unblock a website, but is very unlikely to issue any other sanctions.

Global Voices in English » Oman: Random Internet Censorship 2009

Last year, Oman's state oil company teamed up with Royal Dutch Shell PLC and other companies to launch a $2 billion project to increase production from its Marmul field using another, similar technique.

Facing Up to End of 'Easy Oil' Ben Casselman 2011

Shourd was with the families to greet them on the tarmac at a royal airfield in Oman's capital, Muscat.

Freed US hikers: Iran held us because we're American 2011

In recent months, Dubai-based ports operator DP World announced that it was still on track to list in London, Oman's Renaissance Services has laid plans for a $500 million London listing of its oilfield services unit Topaz—even though the deal remains on hold awaiting better market conditions—and several other regional companies are said to be talking to banks about initial public offerings in the U.K.

Gulf Firms Favor London Listings Nicolas Parasie 2011

Oman's Sultan Qaboos has changed his Cabinet for the third time in less than two weeks to appease anti-government protesters who are demanding political reforms and an end to government corruption.

Oman's Sultan Shuffles Cabinet for Third Time 2011

Shourd was with the families to greet the two on the tarmac at a royal airfield near the airport in Oman's capital, Muscat.

Shane Bauer And Josh Fattal, 2 U.S. Hikers Held In Iran For 2 Years, Return Home 2011

NATS in July signed a deal with Oman's Ministry of Transport to redesign its airspace, or the routes that aircraft travel, in order to increase capacity, efficiency and safety.

U.K. Air-Traffic Controller Eyes Global Expansion Kaveri Niththyananthan 2010