MUSCAT — Muscat Municipality signed a cooperation agreement with Nama Water Services and Nama Electricity Supply to link property records, tenancy contracts and utility accounts through a unified municipal platform across Oman, Oman News Agency reported.
The agreement covers municipal data on properties, residential and commercial units, rental contracts, and electricity and water accounts. It aims to improve the accuracy of records, simplify procedures and help municipalities collect revenue due.
The agreement was signed by Muscat Municipality Chairman Ahmed bin Said Al Amri, Nama Water Services Chief Executive Qais bin Saud Al Zakwani and Nama Electricity Supply Acting Chief Executive Salman bin Ali Al Hattali.
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Under the arrangement, Muscat Municipality will coordinate with municipal authorities in other governorates and utility providers to organise data exchanges between their systems. Field checks will also be carried out to verify and document information.
The electronic link is expected to reduce duplicate data entry and discrepancies between systems, helping authorities process transactions more quickly and improve coordination.
The initiative forms part of efforts to integrate government services and advance digital transformation under Oman Vision 2040.
