MUSCAT : Organized by the Oman Across Ages Museum, in collaboration with the National Records and Archives Authority and the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism, the conference promises a packed agenda of insights and innovation. With 42 scientific papers on offer, the event will explore the intersection of museums, tourism, and heritage conservation—ranging from museum-driven economic opportunities to cutting-edge digital tools like artificial intelligence and virtual reality enhancing the visitor experience.
Workshops and an exhibition featuring both public and private institutions will complement the conference, offering hands-on engagement and showcasing museums’ evolving societal and tourism roles.
Al Yaqzan bin Abdullah Al Harthi, Director General of the Oman Across Ages Museum and General Supervisor of the conference, called the event a “global platform for knowledge exchange,” emphasizing that Omani museums have the potential to become vital economic drivers through cultural tourism.
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Dr. Mohammed Al Balushi, Chairman of the Scientific Committee, highlighted the high interest in the event, with over 300 abstracts submitted globally. From these, 42 were chosen for their relevance and academic value. Scientific posters will also be on display, enabling attendees to engage with pioneering ideas and research in the museum and tourism fields.
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