Current
72.5%
2024 official reading
Oman Vision 2040
Track • Measure • Achieve • Repeat
The live scoreboard
Is Oman Vision 2040 actually moving?
These are the six priority trackers that now deserve the loudest real estate on the site. Each one shows the latest official reading, the public target path, and our projection of what the current pace really buys Oman.
ActualProjectedTarget path
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Is Oman heading toward a post-oil economy?
The non-oil share recovered to 72.5% in 2024, but the jump needed to reach 83.9% by 2030 is still large enough that the macro calm should not be mistaken for a finished diversification story.
2030 target
83.9%
Published milestone
Projected 2030
80.2%
Editorial pace estimate
This indicator is affected by both non-oil growth and the oil denominator, so strong oil years can flatten the share even when non-oil activity rises in absolute terms.
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Are Omanis actually getting private-sector jobs?
The current official read is improving again at 11.8%, but the labour-market conversion line is still nowhere close to the 35% target set for 2030.
Current
11.8%
2024 official reading
2030 target
35%
Published milestone
Projected 2030
18.4%
Editorial pace estimate
This is the simplest public conversion metric for whether diversification is starting to land real private-sector jobs for Omani nationals.
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Why are investors betting on Oman?
Private investment has started climbing again, but the latest official read still shows Oman well short of the 25% threshold it wants to hit by 2030.
Current
17%
2024 official reading
2030 target
25%
Published milestone
Projected 2030
21.7%
Editorial pace estimate
The latest report uses a narrower private-investment definition than older public series, so the 2022 benchmark should be treated as the cleaner anchor for the current cycle.
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Is Vision 2040 reaching beyond Muscat?
For this priority, the cleanest live public signal is not a theory-heavy urban index. It is whether real money is being committed across all governorates, and whether those allocations start turning into visible regional operating capacity.
Current
OMR 180m
2025 official reading
10th-plan envelope
OMR 220m
Published milestone
Projected 2025
OMR 205m
Editorial pace estimate
This tracker uses the governorate development programme as an execution proxy because the original Vision indicators were binary 2022 milestones rather than a useful live delivery series.
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Can the Omani state actually deliver on its own promises?
Oman climbed from 50th to 41st in the latest UN e-government survey, which is real progress. The harder part is turning digitisation counts into consistently lower friction for businesses and residents.
Current
#41
2024 official reading
2030 target
Top 20
Published milestone
Projected 2030
#26
Editorial pace estimate
This chart uses rank because it is the clearest public way to compare Oman with the long-run top-20 and top-10 ambitions, while the detail cards also show the 2024 UN score.
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Is Oman's energy transition real?
Oman's renewable share is still only 4%, which means the project pipeline is now much bigger than the delivered generation mix. The buildout narrative needs actual grid conversion to catch up.
Current
4%
2024 official reading
2030 target
20%
Published milestone
Projected 2030
9%
Editorial pace estimate
The chart tracks the share of electricity generated from renewable sources. The 2040 milestone is shown as a midpoint because the official target is published as a range of 35% to 39%.
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Budgets, targets, and proof of motion
The signal to watch is not rhetoric. It is whether budget is allocated, services are shipping, private-sector capacity is rising, and the non-oil engine is moving toward target.
OMR 220m
Is Oman finally funding life beyond Muscat?
This is the signal where regional development stops being rhetorical and starts becoming legible in actual governorate-by-governorate commitments.
Official achievements and efforts
207
Services Digitized
Digitized services are a useful signal only when they are read as the first step, not the finish line.
Official achievements and efforts
578
Services Simplified
Simplification is the sharper proof that public processes are being redesigned rather than only moved online.
Official achievements and efforts
72.5%
Non-oil GDP Share Path
The non-oil GDP path is still the cleanest single read on whether diversification is compounding.
Oman Vision 2040 report 2024-2025
40%
Private-sector Jobs Target
The private-sector jobs target is where the social contract and the economic model meet.
Oman Vision 2040 document PDF
41,000+
Participation and Design Process
The scale of public participation matters because it turned the vision into a national coordination device, not just a policy paper.
Official vision overview
National programs
Where the strategy turns into operating machinery
These are the official execution programs already sitting underneath the vision. They tell us where to look for actual movement: exports, fiscal discipline, digital delivery, employment, diversification, and carbon transition.
Official national programs
Nazdaher
Investment landing, export reach, and whether Oman turns policy openness into actual private-sector volume.
Official national programs
Fiscal Sustainability and Financial Sector Development
Budget durability, debt discipline, and whether finance becomes an execution tool instead of a bottleneck.
Official national programs
Government Digital Transformation Program
Smart services, proactive delivery, and better public-sector productivity through digital systems.
Official national programs
Tashgheel
Job readiness, skills alignment, and whether labour-market reform actually converts into private-sector outcomes.
Official national programs
Economic Diversification Program
Non-oil expansion, sector deepening, and whether new project announcements convert into operating output.
Official national programs
Carbon Neutrality Program
The pathway to net zero and the industrial opportunity inside renewables, hydrogen, and cleaner infrastructure.
Independent benchmark lens
A second dashboard helps keep us honest
Alongside official publications, we also keep an internal benchmark brief that pressure-tests the public narrative against a faster third-party scoreboard.
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The briefs this desk keeps closest
Economic diversification and fiscal sustainability
The core macro file that tells you whether the non-oil buildout is really compounding.
Government digital transformation
The file to watch if you care about friction, approvals, and state capacity.
Is Oman finally funding life beyond Muscat?
The cleanest public signal for whether regional development is finally getting real capital behind it.
Private-sector jobs target
The signal where the economic model and the social contract meet most directly.
Carbon neutrality program
The climate and green-industry file that could reshape Oman’s next export story.