US economic ties with Oman to reinforce strategic foreign policy
22 Jun '06
3 min read
The Bush Administration has announced its intention to create a Middle East Free Trade Area (MEFTA) by 2013. The United States has already completed FTAs with Bahrain, Israel, Jordan, and Morocco and is in negotiations with the United Arab Emirates.
Congressional approval of this FTA is a crucial step in attaining the MEFTA goal. Deepening U.S. economic ties with Oman will strengthen our ability to meet strategic foreign policy and national security objectives in the region.
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