MUSCAT : The Municipality expressed its commitment to transparency and keeping the public informed about the steps taken to address these concerns.
In its statement, the Dhofar Governorate expressed its sincere gratitude and high appreciation to the development and investment company, Asaas, for its cooperation in providing and equipping alternative commercial spaces for the existing shopkeepers of Al Husn Souq. This initiative is part of a broader effort to develop the traditional market.
The municipality pointed out that following provisions have been made for the shopkeepers:
- 20 diverse kiosks with a monthly rental value of RO 50 each, along with a 6-month rental exemption period, specifically for the current business owners to continue their operations.
- 30 shops at a monthly rental value of RO 100 Omani Riyals, also with a 6-month rental exemption.
- 43 shops with rents calculated according to the area of the shop – these spaces are suitable for activities that align with the traditional souq’s nature, and exemption periods range from 3 to 6 months.
The Governorate of Dhofar affirms its continuous follow-up to provide the best options for the existing shopkeepers in the Al Husn Souq, and it extends its sincere thanks for their cooperation, hoping to achieve better locations and promising commercial opportunities for them.
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