MUSCAT : In a public announcement, the Ministry informed its “valued visitors” that the fort will remain inaccessible owing to routine periodic maintenance work at the site.
The Ministry expressed its anticipation of welcoming visitors back to Al Suwaiq Fort once the maintenance is completed and thanked the public for their understanding and cooperation during this temporary closure.
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