MUSCAT : The “Crowd Management and Traffic Congestion Management Initiative,” discussed today during a high-profile meeting, focuses on easing mobility, enhancing public transport, and ensuring safer, faster travel for residents and visitors alike.
His Excellency Sheikh Hilal bin Saeed Al Hajri, Governor of Al Dakhiliyah, emphasized the importance of improving public transport services in collaboration with key stakeholders. He highlighted how such efforts would bolster tourism, attract investments, and provide safer, more efficient transportation options.
The meeting featured a comprehensive visual presentation by Al Dakhiliyah Governorate, in partnership with Mwasalat and the Royal Oman Police, outlining the project’s implementation from January 11 to 31. One of the key measures includes free public buses operating between Farq and Nizwa Market Square along pre-determined routes to ensure smooth travel.
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Nizwa University also unveiled an urban development vision during the meeting, focusing on long-term solutions to enhance public transport infrastructure and improve urban project environments.
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