MUSCAT – The announcement was made during the 13th session of the Islamic World Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ICESCO) Heritage Committee, currently being held in Tashkent, the Republic of Uzbekistan.
The Ministry of Heritage and Tourism participated in the session’s proceedings, which saw the registration of 117 sites and cultural elements from 16 Islamic countries. The listed Omani sites reflect significant historical and architectural value; Al Hazm and Jabreen Castle embody advanced models of defensive and administrative architecture, while Harat Al Sibani and Harat Al Yaman represent a traditional urban fabric that illustrates the evolution of Omani settlement.
This inclusion enhances the Sultanate of Oman’s standing on the Islamic cultural heritage map and supports the efforts of the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism in safeguarding national heritage.
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