Muscat – Chaired by H.E. Dr. Saud bin Hamoud Al Habsi, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Water Resources, the meeting brought together board members, including H.E. Sulayem bin Ali bin Sulayem Al Hakmani, Chairman of the Consumer Protection Authority.

The agenda focused on several key issues, notably the necessity of reviewing and updating laws and regulations related to consumer protection. Board members discussed proposed amendments to existing CPA resolutions, aiming to align the legal framework with evolving market conditions and enhance service delivery to consumers. These changes are intended to better safeguard consumer rights in an increasingly dynamic economic environment.

The board also reviewed the CPA’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year, along with various business reports. Discussions included the status of memorandums of understanding and cooperative agreements established over the past year, outlining collaborative plans with relevant organizations moving forward.
The meeting assessed progress on the CPA’s initiatives for the current year, particularly media campaigns designed to elevate consumer satisfaction and institutional effectiveness. Statistical indicators and a draft plan for 2025 were also examined, reinforcing the CPA’s commitment to improving consumer services.