The Governorate of Al Dakhiliyah is witnessing the implementation of several development and investment projects, including the Al Dakhiliyah Square (Al Dakhiliyah Boulevard), the integrated public transport station, Nizwa Public Park, and the development of the entrance to the Wilayat of Nizwa, in addition to development and tourism projects in the Wilayat of Al Jabal Al Akhdhar.
As part of the Ministry of Economy’s efforts to promote sustainable economic development across various governorates of the Sultanate of Oman, Dr Said bin Mohammed al Saqri, Minister of Economy, and Eng Badr bin Salim al Maamari, Secretary-General of the Tender Board, conducted a field visit to Al Dakhiliyah Governorate to follow up the progress of vital projects.
Shaikh Hilal bin Said al Hajri, Governor of Al Dakhiliyah, emphasised that the visit aligns with ongoing efforts to assess the implementation of development projects under the Tenth Five-Year Plan and the Governorate Development Programme.
He highlighted the importance of collaboration between relevant entities to enhance project efficiency and achieve high performance and competitiveness indicators.
He noted that Al Dakhiliyah Governorate boasts natural and cultural assets that position it as a promising investment destination.
Stressing the need to leverage these resources, he underscored their role in stimulating the local economy, meeting citizens’ aspirations and supporting local development efforts in line with national goals - particularly in education, health, tourism and agriculture.
The visit included several visual presentations. Said bin Rashid al Qatabi, Director-General of Social Sectors at the Ministry of Economy, reviewed the governorate’s economic and social aspects, along with key strategic projects aimed at infrastructure development and investment promotion, such as ‘Al Jabal Al Akhdhar Front’ project and heritage tourism initiatives.
Al Qatabi highlighted Al Dakhiliyah’s potential as a prominent economic and tourism hub, noting a 15.5-per cent increase in heritage site visitors in 2023. — ONA
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