MUSCAT: Muscat Municipality has started implementing the Masar Project in the Wilayat of Al Amerat, as part of a series of projects implemented in various parts of the Governorate of Muscat.
The aim behind the project is to serve the community, develop and organise service work, and implement visions towards a vibrant sustainable city.
The project includes preparing an integrated service site for the activities of street vendors in the Second Highlands area in the Wilayat of Al Amerat. The project includes the establishment of 20 platforms for vendors, equipped with chairs and tables that serve the patrons of the place and consumers, and the establishment of service facilities.
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The project includes developing the place by adding aesthetic touches and planting shrubs in the area adjacent to the site, and the work of marble containers for proper disposal of waste, with the installation of 12 lighting poles on the site, and the establishment of parking spaces for vehicles.
The project aims to organise the work of the activities of street vendors in the Wilayat of Al Amerat. This is in line with the plans to address the General Directorate of Muscat Municipality in Al-Amerat regarding the increase in the activity of the number of street vendors in the area, and the resulting randomness in the organisation.
This project is hoped to facilitate a viable environment for street vendors’ business.
