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Die Muscat Overseas Group ist ein omanischer Unternehmenskonzern, der sich auf verschiedene Geschäftsbereiche spezialisiert hat, darunter: - Import und Distribution von Fahrzeugen - Immobilieninvestitionen - Medien- und Kommunikationsdienstleistungen - Landwirtschaft und Agrarwirtschaft - Reise- und Tourismusdienstleistungen - Schifffahrt und Logistik - Bergbau und Mineralgewinnung - Energie- und Technologieunternehmen Die Firma ist Teil des omanischen Unternehmenskonzerns Muscat Overseas Group, der von der Al Mashani-Familie gegründet wurde.

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