Oman
Introduction
The Sultanate of Oman is a nation located in the Arabian Peninsula, in its southeastern coast. It is one of the oldest independent states in the Arab world. Due to its strategic location in Western Asia, it is one of the most important trading partners for many crucial nations around the world. The capital and largest city in the nation is Muscat.
Economy
Because of its location, Oman's economy has always been incredibly powerful. However, there was a crisis in 2015-2017 that influenced a lot of nations in the Middle East and North Africa, and it also influenced Oman's economy. As a result, their GDP dropped by almost 20%. However, as of 2019, it was around $142 billion.
Because of its low population, their GDP per capita is significantly higher than the average in this region. However, it also dropped in recent years from around $40,000 up to $28,500 in 2019.
Population
At the area of 309,500 square kilometres there are approximately 4.9 million citizens. As a result, their density is very low - at the level of 15 Omanis per square kilometer.
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