Muscat – The livestock included 29,092 heads of cattle and 399,357 heads of sheep and goats.
The ministry confirmed that it is working to meet the local market’s needs for livestock in coordination with specialised companies, providing them with necessary facilities by simplifying import procedures. It pointed out that the number of approved permits has reached 129.
It is worth noting that the veterinary staff at the Veterinary Quarantine Centre is working diligently to verify and implement the necessary health measures on all imported live animals to ensure that the imported animals are free from contagious diseases.
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