Well, I will talk about a significant here in Oman. It is 1970. It is a fairly official date for all Oman people. In that time, Sultan Khabuz came to Oman and ruled and he became a rule of Oman. Before this time, Oman was in darkness. There is no any surface for Oman people. All they are pretty poor. There was no schools, hospitals and universities. There are only some roads in big cities. All the people are suffering from poverty. Then when Sultan Khabuz came to Oman and he changed many things, he built many buildings and also he did many schools. Oman people became more educated people and they work in different sectors in Oman. Also, Oman became open on other world and they have a good relationship with other countries. Sultan Khabuz made big differences in Oman society and now Oman became one of the most development countries in the world.
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Well, I will talk about a significant event here in Oman. It is 1970, a pivotal date for all Omani people. At that time, Sultan Qaboos came to Oman and ruled, becoming the leader of Oman. Before this time, Oman was in darkness. There was no infrastructure for the Omani people, and they were quite poor. There were no schools, hospitals, or universities. There were only some roads in big cities, and the people were suffering from poverty. When Sultan Qaboos came to Oman, he changed many things; he built many buildings and established schools. The Omani people became more educated and began to work in different sectors. Oman also opened up to the outside world and developed good relationships with other countries. Sultan Qaboos made significant differences in Omani society, and now Oman has become one of the most developed countries in the world.
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