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OMAN - TWENTY-THREE YEARS AND THEN SILENCE

By Salim Alrawahi · 4 parts · 11 h 33 min · English

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Oman, 1970 to 2026: a quiet sultanate facing Iran across the Strait of Hormuz, bordering Yemen, running on oil and imported labor. In 2014 its courts sentenced a national oil company's chief executive, an oil tenders chief and a former minister to prison for bribery. Then the record went silent. This book follows those trials, the Khasab speedboats to Iran, the missile tubes hidden in generators bound for Yemen, the domestic workers who said they had been sold, and the money that left. Covers Ahmed al-Wahaibi and the Oman Oil Company, Myung Jae Yoo and LG International, P. Mohamed Ali and Galfar Engineering and Contracting, Juma Al Hinai and Petroleum Development Oman, and Mahmood Rashid Amur Al Habsi and the tanker Oman Pride.

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  1. Part 01

    3:02:07

  2. Part 02

    2:22:09

  3. Part 03

    2:41:51

  4. Part 04

    3:26:53

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