MUSCAT : The ministry said the decision followed periodic inspection campaigns aimed at monitoring the centres’ performance and ensuring adherence to the approved regulatory requirements.
The violations were identified under the regulatory framework governing Sanad Service Centres, established by Ministerial Decision No. 244/2022.
The ministry stressed that all operating centres must comply with the applicable regulations, rules and guidelines, warning that violations could result in penalties, including the revocation of licences.
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