Economy
IMF Mission Concludes Visit to Oman, Praises Fiscal Prudence Efforts
HE Nasser Khamis Al Jashmi, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Finance, chaired IMF mission’s last meeting held in the Sultanate of Oman to view a technical advice report and present IMF’s observations after the mission’s visit to the departments concerned.
The visit aimed to help draft the medium-term fiscal framework and the State Budget. During its visit, the IMF mission met finance specialists of the ministry and other institutions.
The visit also sought to evaluate practices on preparing and following up the implementation of the medium-term fiscal framework. It also provided advice on how to integrate this framework into the process of drafting and implementing the State Budget.
The meetings also touched on standard steps to prepare the State budget, its legislative framework, its key parameters and the financial systems used in planning, preparing, implementing and following up the budget process.
The mission also discussed financial statements and annual financial reports of the Sultanate of Oman, in addition to assessing the fiscal risks involved.
At the end of the visit, the IMF mission lauded the government’s efforts and the financial and economic measures that Oman had taken to control spending and cut down public debt ceiling.
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