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Muscat Nights concludes with a record 1.7 million visitors

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Muscat: The Muscat Nights, the biggest cultural and entertainment event in the capital, concluded on Saturday, attracting over record 1.7 million local and foreign visitors.


Ahmed al Humaidi, Chairman of Muscat Municipality said. “For the first time, we were conducting events across seven locations and it was a challenge, but due to the efforts of the preparatory committee, we were able to overcome any issues. The event was successful and had the acceptance of the people, which included those from other governorates and outside the Sultanate."


Over 1,000 small and medium enterprises participated in Muscat Nights, which was held at Qum National Park, Al Amerat Park, Naseem Park, Oman Automobile Association, Oman Convention and Exhibition Centre, Seeb Beach, Wadi Al Khoudh, Sur Al Hadeed, Muscat Grand Mall, Al Araimi Boulevard, and Seeb Bowling Centre.


The Qurum National Park hosted the first-ever Muscat Flower Festival with over a million flowers from more than 20 countries as well as the Food Festival and the Global Village showcased the cultural heritage and traditional products of some countries.


Drone shows and fireworks were regular highlights of Muscat Nights.


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