MUSCAT : A total of 32 applications have been submitted to use the emblem of the Sultanate of Oman, the dagger and the two swords, and images of His Majesty the Sultan, as well as Late His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said on various commercial products, Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Investment Promotion said.
The Ministry said it is continuously carrying out inspections to monitor the markets, in cooperation with the Consumer Protection Authority.
“Ministry will take legal actions against violators and confiscate the materials and products which are found violating the laws and orders regulating them,” Ministry said in a statement.
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According to the Ministry, the commercial use of the emblem of the Sultanate; dagger and two swords and the Royal emblem; the crown, the dagger and the two swords, as well as the use of the Omani dagger, and the map of the Sultanate on various commercial products without obtaining the necessary approvals from the concerned authorities, is a violation of the law
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