Muscat – The council reviewed the progress of the Min Sultan Qaboos waterfront redevelopment project, spearheaded by Omran Group. With the general framework established, detailed plans are now being finalized to transform the area into a leading tourist destination. The project adheres to clear and progressive strategies, ensuring compliance with the highest international standards.

Chaired by H.E. Sayyid Saud bin Hilal Al Busaidi, Governor of Muscat, the council also addressed the recent rise in begging activities. It explored recommendations from the Social Affairs Committee, focusing on effective solutions and collaborative measures with relevant authorities. The aim is to regulate this phenomenon and address the root causes impacting the target group.

The council reviewed recommendations presented by the Health and Environment Affairs Committee. Discussions centered on improving the inspection and supervision of restaurants within private hospitals and schools. The focus lies on identifying effective measures to enhance the overall nutrition system, ensuring it meets specified health standards. Additionally, the council seeks to facilitate inspection and control procedures for food outlets and suppliers, guaranteeing food safety and quality across the board. This will be achieved through close collaboration with relevant authorities.

The council reviewed a proposal for an iconic tourism project that leverages the beauty of Muscat’s natural marine sites. This initiative is anticipated to contribute significantly to sustainable economic development. The project aspires to become a leading tourist destination, offering exceptional services and crafting a unique experience for visitors to the governorate.