South Al Batinah Municipal Council reviews development, service projects
Al Rustaq: The South Al Batinah Municipal Council, during its fifth periodic meeting for 2025, reviewed the governorate's plan for projects to be implemented under the Eleventh Five-Year Plan (2026-2030).
The meeting, chaired by Eng. Masoud Said Al Hashmi, Governor of South Al Batinah and Chairman of the Municipal Council, discussed several development and service projects.
During the meeting, the Council hosted Dr. Abdullah Ali Al Amri, Chairman of the Environment Authority.
The Council also reviewed responses received from relevant authorities, including development plans for the Wilayat of Wadi Al Maawil, a proposed health walkway near Nakhal Health Center, and the opening of internal roads to serve the wilayat.
These periodic council meetings reflect the commitment to follow up on development and service projects while considering citizens' proposals and needs across South Al Batinah Governorate's various wilayats, contributing to comprehensive and sustainable development.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Times of Oman
an hour ago
- Times of Oman
Oman triumphs at Diplomatic Club's Tennis Tournament
Muscat: Team Oman emerged victorious in a thrilling finale against Team India at the International Tennis Team Championship 2025, hosted at the Diplomatic Club's tennis courts. The high-energy tournament was organized by the Diplomatic Club of Muscat, drawing 15 teams and around 55 players representing over 15 nationalities. In the championship match, Oman's Abdul Malik Al-Oufi defeated India's Hassan Haider 9/4 in the opening singles. India responded with a 9/5 win in doubles, with Hassan and Sivan Govind overcoming Abdullah Al-Yahuaey and Muneer Al-Rawahi. The deciding singles saw Muneer Al-Rawahi dominate Vikram Gokhale 9/0, securing a 2-1 victory for Oman. Participating teams included four from Oman, two from India, and others from Italy, the UK, Indonesia, Lebanon, the Netherlands, the Commonwealth, and three teams from the Rest of the World. The tournament featured a round-robin format across four groups, followed by semi-finals and a grand finale. Each team clash consisted of three pro-set matches: singles, doubles, and a second singles match. The event was honored by the presence of: • H.E. Ambassador Yusuf Al-Zadjali (Chief Guest) • Mr. GV Srinivasan, Indian Ambassador to Oman • Mr. Ahmed Al-Azkawi, CEO, OQEP • Mr. Babu Rajendran, Chairman, India Social Club • Mr. Shakeel KM, Secretary, India Social Club Charm Majolica, Director of the Diplomatic Club, stated: 'We are proud to host such a prestigious and inclusive sporting event that not only showcases talent but builds bridges between cultures. The energy, sportsmanship, and friendships forged on these courts embody everything the Diplomatic Club stands for.' Mr. Nitin Sapre, CEO of Europcar Oman & Bahrain, added: 'This tournament perfectly aligns with Europcar's mission of supporting dynamic, multicultural experiences. We are thrilled to support an event that highlights excellence, teamwork, and international harmony through sport.'
Times of Oman
an hour ago
- Times of Oman
Food safety warning issued against this candy in Oman
Muscat: The Food Safety and Quality Centre (FSQC), has urged people to avoid the Happy Candy Cola Fizz Cola-flavoured candy product due to the possibility of it containing cannabis. The Food Safety and Quality Centre advises consumers to avoid the Happy Candy Cola Fizz Cola-flavoured candy product produced by Haribo Happy GmbH & (Expiry Date January 2026) due to the potential presence of cannabis.
Times of Oman
15 hours ago
- Times of Oman
Oman participates in 123rd meeting of GCC Financial, Economic Cooperation Committee
Kuwait: The Sultanate of Oman on Sunday participated in the 123rd meeting of the GCC Financial and Economic Cooperation Committee, held in Kuwait. Oman's delegation was led by Sultan Salim Al Habsi, Minister of Finance. The meeting discussed the outcome of the 84th meeting of the GCC Central Bank Governors Committee, the meetings of the GCC Customs Union Authority, the 14th meeting of the GCC Tax Departments Committee and the 42nd meeting of the Gulf Common Market Committee. The meeting also reviewed the impacts of the recent rise in US customs duties on GCC states. The GCC Financial and Economic Cooperation Committee reviewed statistics on the Gulf Common Market, the progress of negotiations on free trade agreements between GCC states and other countries and international groups, the outcome of signing and ratification of the agreement on the GCC Payment Linkage System, studies and projects under review by the Office of the GCC Economic and Development Affairs Authority and updates about a programme on achieving economic unity among GCC states, in addition to other matters of common concern. On the sidelines of the meeting, the GCC Secretariat General launched a media campaign titled "All the Gulf is a Homeland". The campaign aims to raise awareness about equal economic and social rights and benefits offered to GCC citizens within the framework of the Gulf Common Market. It also reflects the GCC states' commitment to the concept of the GCC citizenship.
