Muscat –The visit focused on the garden’s role in environmental conservation, plant documentation, and scientific research.

During the visit, His Excellency Al Humaidi was briefed by project specialists about the work being done to preserve and showcase the unique flora native to Oman. He expressed his appreciation for the garden’s significant contributions to raising environmental awareness, documenting local plant species, and supporting scientific research.

Expected to officially open later this year, the Oman Botanic Garden is set to become one of the largest botanic gardens in the world. It will be a celebration of unique plants, landscapes and cultural traditions of Oman.

Located just outside of Muscat, near the Al Khoudh village, the garden is spread over 500 hectares and is estimated to attract 800,000 visitors annually. It will feature modern amenities, extensive recreational and educational facilities, and immersive exhibits.