Oman tops World Bank logistics index
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Jun 02, 2026 · Last updated Jun 03, 2026
The strong performance of Oman in the World Bank Group's Logistics Performance Index is expected to positively impact its trade and investment landscape. Improved logistics efficiency can reduce costs for businesses, making Oman a more attractive location for international trade and potentially boosting its economic growth.
Oman has achieved significant global and regional recognition in the World Bank Group's 2025 Logistics Performance Index (LPI). The nation ranked first globally in the 'Export Supply Chain Start-Up' indicator, completing the cycle in just 0.8 days. It also secured ninth place globally in the 'Import Supply Chain Completion' index and 16th globally in 'Business Mail Delivery Time'. Regionally, Oman ranked second in the Gulf Cooperation Council for 'Export Containers Remaining in Port Time' and 'Number of Shipping Alliances', and third for 'Direct Shipping Lines Services' and 'Number of Direct Shipping Connectivity Partners'. These achievements highlight Oman's ongoing efforts to enhance its logistics infrastructure, port operations, and trade procedures, reinforcing its ambition to become a leading international logistics hub.
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