MUSCAT : The Chamber emphasised that this step is essential to ensure the quality and reliability of services, uphold regulatory compliance, and enhance the efficiency of trade movement both locally and internationally.
In a public announcement, OCCI stated that the initiative aims to strengthen integration within the postal services sector and support the national effort to streamline logistics and trade.
“The Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry calls on all private sector institutions to contract with postal companies licensed by the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority when transporting and shipping postal items, parcels and postal goods, to ensure the quality of services and compliance with regulatory standards, and to facilitate the movement of trade locally and internationally,” states the announcement.
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