Non-Oil GDP Share: 70.5% ▲ +9.5pp vs 2017 | QS Ranking — SQU: #334 ▲ ↑28 places | Fiscal Balance: +2.8% GDP ▲ 3rd surplus year | CPI Rank: 50th ▲ +20 places | Global Innovation Index: 69th ▲ +10 vs 2022 | Green H₂ Pipeline: $30B+ ▲ 2 new deals 2025 | Gross Public Debt: ~35% GDP ▲ ↓ from 44% | Digitalised Procedures: 2,680 ▲ of 2,869 target | Non-Oil GDP Share: 70.5% ▲ +9.5pp vs 2017 | QS Ranking — SQU: #334 ▲ ↑28 places | Fiscal Balance: +2.8% GDP ▲ 3rd surplus year | CPI Rank: 50th ▲ +20 places | Global Innovation Index: 69th ▲ +10 vs 2022 | Green H₂ Pipeline: $30B+ ▲ 2 new deals 2025 | Gross Public Debt: ~35% GDP ▲ ↓ from 44% | Digitalised Procedures: 2,680 ▲ of 2,869 target |
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What is Non-Oil GDP? Definition and Oman Context

Non-oil GDP is the portion of a country's Gross Domestic Product generated outside the oil and gas extraction sector. In Oman, it is the primary measure of economic diversification progress.

Definition

Oil-exporting economies report Non-Oil GDP as a key performance indicator because their hydrocarbon sector — while large — is finite and price-volatile. Non-oil GDP measures the economy’s broader productive capacity.

Oman’s Vision 2040 Data

61% (2017) → ~70.5% (2023) → 83.9% target (2030) → 91.6% target (2040)

Why It Matters

Non-oil GDP is the portion of a country’s Gross Domestic Product generated outside the oil and gas extraction sector. In Oman, it is the primary measure of economic diversification progress.

Vision 2040 uses this indicator alongside complementary measures to build a comprehensive picture of Oman’s development progress. See the KPI Tracker for detailed progress analysis.