MUSCAT : The project, valued at over RO 1.3 million, marks a crucial milestone in the development of this key healthcare facility.
The agreement was signed by H.E. Sulaiman bin Nasser Al-Hajji, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health for Administrative and Financial Affairs, and Lorenzo Nicolai, Managing Director of Renardet SA and Partners, in the presence of H.E. Dr. Hilal bin Ali Al Sabti, Minister of Health, and H.E. Dr. Khalfan bin Saeed Al Shuaili, Minister of Housing and Urban Planning.
The agreement aims to improve the quality of health services provided to women and children, reflecting the city’s commitment to providing comprehensive health care for all members of society with a focus on women’s and children’s health.
The agreement includes provision of consulting services, conducting studies and surveys, and identifying project components, in addition to masterplan and designing of the National Center for Women and Children’s Health in Sultan Haitham City.
These agreements come within the joint efforts made by the health and housing ministries to provide a healthy environment that supports activity and vitality in the city with an investment value exceeding RO 90 million.
It is noteworthy that the city has allocated an area of one million square meters for healthcare, including the reference hospital (with 800 beds), the National Center for Women and Children’s Health (500 beds), the Oman Health College, the Higher Institute for Health Sciences, and the Oman Medical Specialty Board, in addition to allocating an area of more than 63,000 square meters for lands belonging to health centers within the first phase of the city’s implementation.

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