MUSCAT: The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources reported that investments implemented in food security projects reached approximately RO 29.04 million by the end of March 2026, representing a completion rate of 4.3 per cent.
Khalid bin Salem al Amri, Head of Contracts Management and Investor Relations, said 85 opportunities have been offered via the Tatweer platform out of 138 submitted, achieving 21 per cent of the target to present 400 opportunities.
A total of 33 projects have been executed across plant, animal and aquaculture sectors. Dhofar Governorate led in investment value at over RO 20.55 million, followed by Al Sharqiyah North Governorate with RO 4.64 million, while other governorates recorded modest progress.
In terms of opportunity rollout, Al Buraimi Governorate achieved the highest completion rate at 70 per cent, followed by Al Batinah South Governorate at 62 per cent.
Sector-wise, the plant segment accounted for the largest share of opportunities, followed by animal and fisheries sectors. However, implemented investments were led by the animal sector at RO 21.33 million, ahead of plant and aquaculture.
The ministry underscored the need to accelerate project execution, enhance investor incentives and address bottlenecks to maximise economic and developmental returns. — ONA
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