Muscat: Parts of the OMR 770 million Mina Al Sultan Qaboos waterfront development project on the Muttrah Corniche are to be opened to the public by the third quarter of 2019.
According to a statement issued by Omran, the country’s tourism development arm, the Experience and Promotion Centre located at the Al-Inshirah plot of the Muttrah corniche is nearing completion. The project is a joint venture between Omran and real estate firm Damac.

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Along with exceptional views of the Muttrah Corniche and Gulf of Oman, the centre will have an Omani art gallery as a tribute to the rich cultural influences of this historically significant location.
The centre will also feature a popular Omani sea food restaurant which will be operated by an Omani food and beverage operator.
“The transformation of the historical Mina Al Sultan Qaboos waterfront area is progressing rapidly as the project completes several preparatory activities in accordance with the project masterplan that has been approved by the Ministry of Tourism and Ministry of Housing in Oman. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and Shareholders Agreement for the project have been signed, and final discussions with concerned ministries regarding the Project Development Agreement are underway.” the statement said.
“Along with transforming the area into a vibrant tourist destination, it is extremely important that sustainability studies are conducted while developing such an iconic location. In addition to adding value to Muttrah’s economic infrastructure, it is also necessary to protect the essence and well-being of the surrounding community,” the statement added.





