MUSCAT – The visit, accompanied by ministry officials, aimed to inspect and follow up on ongoing restoration and maintenance efforts within the South and North Al Batinah governorates.
These inspections are part of the Ministry’s continuous efforts to preserve Oman’s rich cultural heritage and ensure the longevity of its historical sites.
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