MUSCAT – In a statement, the authority invited specialised companies, institutions and investors to submit expressions of interest to participate in the project, which aims to support biodiversity conservation and promote sustainable wildlife management.
Interested parties are required to submit a formal letter expressing interest in developing and implementing an innovative investment concept that promotes sustainability.
Applicants must also provide an on-site investment business plan detailing the project components and operational framework outlined in the proposed investment package, along with company information highlighting organisational structure and experience in establishing, operating and managing wildlife breeding centres.
The authority said an introductory workshop on the investment opportunity will be held on March 31, 2026, at its headquarters in Muscat to brief interested investors on the project.
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