According to the international real-estate consultancy Cluttons, measures set in place by Oman's government, such as plans to remove fuel and utility subsidies, could also lead to a rise in the number of private public partnerships by enticing additional foreign investment into the Sultanate. Photo-Files According to the international real-estate consultancy Cluttons, measures set in place by Oman's government, such as plans to remove fuel and utility subsidies, could also lead to a rise in the number of private public partnerships by enticing additional foreign investment into the Sultanate.