Expanding the Local Economic Base

The Governorate of Al Dakhiliyah signed 33 new development and investment contracts. These massive agreements include eight contracts to implement vital service projects. The service projects cost more than 6 million Omani riyals total. Officials also signed 25 investment contracts to generate new regional revenues. The government expects these investments to yield over 1.8 million riyals. These projects cover roads, infrastructure, tourism, entertainment, and local commercial activities.

Aligning with Oman Vision 2040

His Excellency Sheikh Hilal bin Saeed Al Hajri serves as Governor. He said the governorate actively expands economic activity across its states. The government wants to develop infrastructure and revitalize the tourism sector. These contracts perfectly align with the goals of Oman Vision 2040. Developing local revenues remains a primary pillar of the governorate's strategy. The government prepares public sites for private sector investment and management.

Supporting Small and Medium Enterprises

Officials prioritize projects that support small and medium local business enterprises. These new contracts will directly create many valuable local job opportunities. The governorate strictly monitors performance and adheres to project time schedules. One major project involves maintaining damaged roads in several different states. The government will also build the Al-Samirat Environmental Park in Adam. Investors will develop and manage facilities within the popular Nizwa Public Park.

Boosting Tourism and Green Initiatives

Another project establishes a fully serviced recreational rest area in Al Hamra. Private companies will operate a coffee farm and a tourist restaurant. The exciting Sky Dome project includes a planetarium for stargazing activities. Investors will also establish a charcoal manufacturing project in Manah state. This eco-friendly factory will recycle tree waste to produce valuable materials. This green initiative perfectly supports Oman's goal of zero carbon neutrality.

Planning Future Infrastructure Tenders

The Interior Governorate recently issued new tenders worth 4.5 million riyals. These upcoming tenders cover road maintenance and the development of markets. Engineers will soon design the beautiful Al-Suwairij walkway in Samail state. The governorate continuously seeks new partnerships with private sector business leaders. These joint efforts significantly boost the overall competitiveness of Al Dakhiliyah. Local authorities believe these investments will transform the local economic landscape.

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