The Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Youth of Oman will hold an academic symposium next Wednesday to examine coins and currency in Omani civilization. This symposium, representing the Literary Association of the Ministry, will be held at the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque located in Muscat.
Purpose of the Symposium and Its Importance
The main purpose of this symposium is to highlight the role of coins and the science of numismatics in the rich history of Omani civilization. This event is designed to create a scientific platform for exchanging ideas and examining various aspects of coins and currencies in Oman's history. Given Oman's long and rich history, coins hold special significance as cultural and economic symbols of this land.
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Symposium Program and Speakers
This symposium will feature presentations by professors and specialists in the field. Some of the papers included in the program will examine the Qarmatian coins minted in Oman (354–362 AH / 965–983 AD) presented by Dr. Ibrahim bin Ahmed bin Mohammed Al-Fadhli. Additionally, a paper on the transition from metal coins to paper currency in the Sultanate of Oman (1893–1974) will be presented by Abdulaziz bin Ali Al-Kharusi. Finally, an overview of the treasures of ancient coins in Oman will also be on the agenda.
This symposium will be managed by Zakia bint Saif Al-Maamari and is expected to provide a suitable opportunity for researchers and enthusiasts of Oman's history and culture. Given Oman's historical richness and cultural diversity, this symposium can contribute to the development and enhancement of scientific awareness in the field of numismatics and the economic history of this country.
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