Muscat: Tatweer, the executive and investment arm of the Public Authority for Special Economic Zones and Free Zones, continues to drive strategic development in Duqm through extensive infrastructure and asset management projects. Its portfolio includes wastewater treatment plants, roads, public facilities, dams, parks, and the operation of critical assets like Duqm Port, Duqm Airport, and the government wharf.
Engineer Abdullah bin Sulaiman Al Wahaibi, CEO of Tatweer, highlighted the company’s role in shaping Duqm’s future, noting the successful completion of over 46 projects over the past five years and internal management of seven projects, resulting in savings exceeding RO 12 million.
Road infrastructure remains a key focus, with projects worth around OMR 210.4 million supervised by Tatweer. Last year, the company completed phases of the dualization of Southern National Road No. 32, significantly improving connectivity and supporting the zone’s growing investment demand. This year, Tatweer plans to complete the internal road network in the Say commercial district and key dualization projects linking Duqm Airport to Ras Markaz.
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Strengthening Duqm’s investment ecosystem, Tatweer has pursued strategic partnerships and minority investments across logistics and industrial sectors. Notably, it holds a 15% stake in Imdad Logistics Company and the Duqm Materials Market, which saw strong uptake from local and international companies. Tatweer also recorded a major investment success by selling its stake in Duqm Quarries Company, earning over RO 1.8 million.
Looking ahead, Tatweer is gearing up to launch new ventures, including the Duqm Central Fish Market and an abalone farming facility, boosting the fisheries sector. Plans are also underway to develop projects across tourism, real estate, entertainment, green energy, and residential living, further enhancing Duqm’s appeal as a sustainable and integrated investment destination.
Engineer Al Wahaibi emphasized Tatweer’s transformation into a fee-based, performance-driven company, aiming to expand contracts and services to new investors. The ultimate vision, he said, is to build a smart, sustainable city and strengthen Duqm’s regional position through efficiency, innovation, and strategic partnerships.
