MUSCAT – The step forms part of the ministry’s efforts to enhance partnership with the private sector in managing and operating heritage sites.
The contract was signed by His Excellency Sayyid Ibrahim bin Said Al Busaidi, Minister of Heritage and Tourism, and the Chairman of the Board of Directors Jibal Al Hajar Company.
The contract aims to maximise gains from cultural heritage as a source of economic revenue.
Al Jalali Castle constitutes a prominent historical landmark in the Governorate of Muscat. Its civilisational value stems from Oman’s deep-rooted history and cultural legacy.
The project will contribute to promotion of tourism by attracting visitors from Oman and abroad.
The contract represents a step forward in empowering the private sector and enhancing its role in operating heritage sites according in line with to best practices.
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