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Partnership for Development (PFD )

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The Partnership for Development
(PFD) program in Oman encourages companies with contracts exceeding five
million Omani Rials with civil, military, and security government entities or
those in which the government has a stake of more than 50% to participate in
development projects. The Program also applies to projects whose economic value
is equivalent to 50% of the total value of the contract.

History of the implementation of the Partnership for Development Programme

Late 1990s

Oman started implementing the Partnership for Development Program for the first time on the purchases of the Ministry of Defence only.

2020

The Public Authority for Privatization and Partnership was abolished and its powers were transferred to the Ministry of Finance

2019

The establishment of the Public Authority for Privatization and Partnership to look after the Partnership for Development Program and has been additionally mandated to oversee the Privatization Law as well as the Public Private Partnership Law.

2014

The Omani Authority for Partnership and Development was established to manage the PFD Program and expand the implementation of the Program to include all civil infrastructure projects as well as the contracts for the purchases of security and military weapons.

2008

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has been assigned the management of the program, which covered civil and military purchases.

Projects

Military and Security Sector

Military and Security Sector

Private Sector

Private Sector

Human resources sector

Human resources sector

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