- Dr. Gaurav Aggarwal1, Dr. Abdul Azeez K.M.2, Dr. Mohd. Muslim3, Mr. Umar Ali Khan4
- 1,2,3,4 Faculty members, College of Economics and Business Administration, University of Technology and Applied Sciences (Muscat)
This
paper explores sustainable investment strategies in the context of Oman Vision
2040, focusing on their contributions to socioeconomic development and
environmental conservation. By examining key sectors and government-led
initiatives, this study highlights how sustainable investments are instrumental
in achieving the dual objectives of economic growth and environmental
preservation. Data shows that Oman’s investments in solar and wind energy are
critical to its goals of reducing carbon emissions and creating green jobs. The
rise of eco-tourism and sustainable building practices further aligns the
nation’s economic diversification strategy with its sustainability goals.
Furthermore, the role of SMEs, supported by government policies and financial
incentives, is examined as a key driver of green economic growth, contributing
significantly to Oman’s GDP and job creation.
This
paper proposes a model integrating investment drivers, impact metrics, and
feedback mechanisms to guide sustainable investments, ensure continuous
evaluation, and adapt strategies in real time. The model emphasizes the
importance of aligning investments with national goals and international SDGs
to ensure Oman’s leadership in the region’s green economy. Overall, the paper
concludes that Oman’s sustainable investment strategies have the potential to
transform its economy, enhance social equity, and ensure environmental
responsibility.
Keywords: Sustainable Investments, Oman Vision 2040, Renewable Energy, Socioeconomic Development, Environmental Conservation, Green Economy.