Muscat – The agreement was signed by the Undersecretary of Heritage at the Ministry and the Chairman of the Ancient Shinas Fort Company’s Board of Directors.
This strategic partnership between the Ministry and the private sector underscores a collaborative approach towards heritage conservation and economic development. It is anticipated that the agreement will not only enhance tourism prospects in the region but also foster sustainable growth, benefiting local communities and businesses alike.
The fort, nestled in the historic Wilayat of Shinas within the North Al Batinah Governorate, holds immense historical significance.
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