Chairman of Muscat Municipality inspects development, service projects in Muttrah
The visit reflects the municipality's ongoing commitment to on-site monitoring and delivering high standards in project execution.
The tour included a review of the Al-Wadi Al-Kabir Roundabout Project, where His Excellency was briefed on the latest progress. He also inspected the Al-Wadi Al-Kabir Vendors' Lane Project to assess its operational readiness.
In addition, His Excellency reviewed the functioning of utility services at the Muttrah Fish, Vegetable and Fruit Market, one of the Municipality's investment projects aimed at enhancing the visitor experience.
His Excellency also visited the Muttrah Cable Car (Teleferic) Project, a landmark initiative aimed at boosting the tourism sector and offering a distinctive recreational experience in the wilayat.
These visits form part of Muscat Municipality's broader strategy to enhance the quality of life throughout the governorate and raise the standards of public service and infrastructure.
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