Muscat – The resolution stipulates the committee’s responsibilities, which include overseeing the implementation of management regulations and plans for the site. The committee will coordinate and supervise projects and programs involving all stakeholders while ensuring the social, economic, and environmental sustainability of the historical and archaeological site. Furthermore, it will facilitate the development and rehabilitation of the site, streamline related procedures, and engage the local community in available plans, projects, and job opportunities.
Chaired by His Excellency the Wali of Bahla, the committee comprises a diverse group of stakeholders including representatives from the Shura Council, Municipal Council, government departments, local communities, and private companies.
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