Muscat: The event aimed to highlight key investment opportunities and shed light on ongoing and upcoming real estate projects in the Dhofar Governorate, while fostering dialogue between developers, investors, and the local community.
Marai bin Saeed Al Shanfari, Chairman of the Real Estate Development Committee at the OCCI Dhofar branch, opened the workshop by emphasizing the sector’s pivotal role in driving sustainable development and supporting Oman’s Vision 2040. He noted that the real estate and housing sectors are instrumental in creating quality living environments and boosting the national economy.
The session featured a comprehensive visual presentation on the ambitious Sultan Haitham City project, in addition to five in-depth working papers. These included discussions on the Real Estate Services Development Center, the Sorouh integrated residential neighborhoods, the Tatweer platform for beneficiary services, and innovations in real estate development from construction to technology. Another key focus was the importance of training and professional development in the field.
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The workshop concluded with a dialogue session that tackled current challenges in the sector and explored potential solutions in coordination with both public and private stakeholders.
