MUSCAT : Oman’s Shura Council opened its fourth regular session on Sunday, with a briefing on the government’s draft budget for 2027 on the agenda.
The council is also due to discuss and approve the work plans of its standing committees and consider several draft laws and agreements referred by the government. The session is the fourth of the council’s 2023–2027 term, its tenth.
The State Council separately opened the fourth regular session of its eighth term, which also runs from 2023 to 2027. Its opening agenda includes a study on priorities for scientific research and innovation and how to measure their contribution to Oman’s development.
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