Muscat – The project, estimated to cost up to RO 300,000, is a joint venture between Nama Water Services, the Oman Cycling Association, and the Egyptian Contracting Company.
The initiative aligns with Al Dhahirah Governorate’s commitment to promoting sports and healthy lifestyles. The new infrastructure will provide a dedicated space for cycling enthusiasts, encouraging physical activity and community engagement.
The memorandum was signed by H.E. Najeeb bin Ali Al-Rawas, Governor of Al-Dhahirah, and representatives from the partner organisations: Qais bin Saud Al Zakwani, CEO of Nama Water Services, Saif Bin Sebaa Al Rashidi, President of the Oman Cycling Association, and Eng. Alaa Nour Al Din, General Manager of the Egyptian Contracting Company.
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