MUSCAT : Eng. Khalfan bin Matar Al Sharji, Director General of Animal Wealth, stated that the Ministry is actively coordinating with livestock import companies to facilitate and simplify import procedures. As part of these efforts, 129 import permits have been approved, allowing the entry of 359,150 livestock, including 332,700 goats and sheep and 26,450 cows.
To ensure the health and safety of imported livestock, veterinary teams are enforcing strict quarantine measures to prevent the entry of infectious and epidemic diseases into Oman.
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