The Musandam Governorate Council in Oman has approved 14 development and service projects out of a total of 67 topics raised in seven sessions until the end of September 2026. These actions are intended to improve public services, enhance quality of life, and promote sustainable development.
Addressing Social Needs and Sustainable Development
Ahmed bin Mohammed bin Abdullah Al-Kamzari, Vice Chairman of the Governorate Council, stated that this council acts as a bridge between the needs of the local community and the relevant authorities, focusing on development priorities and finding solutions to issues raised by residents.
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He also noted that several projects have entered the implementation phase after approval from the relevant authorities, demonstrating ongoing efforts to turn proposals into initiatives that meet the development and service needs of the governorate.
Key Projects and Future Plans
Key initiatives include the "Develop Your Neighborhood" program, allocation of land for a solar station in Madha, designating land for two model dairy and poultry farms, identifying future investment lands for food security, and implementing an urban renewal initiative in the Lima area of Khasab.
Al-Kamzari emphasized the importance of strengthening coordination with relevant authorities and increasing follow-up on recommendations to expedite project implementation and improve operational efficiency and public services.
Saif bin Ahmed Al-Zuhairi, Director of the Governorate Council Affairs Department in Musandam, stated that the council monitors the implementation of decisions and recommendations through a defined mechanism for communication with relevant authorities and tracking progress.
He added that this approach contributes to balanced and sustainable development and makes the best use of Musandam's economic and tourism potential.
Regarding a proposal to establish an integrated tourism port in Khasab, Al-Zuhairi said that this project is still under study and, if implemented, could help capitalize on the tourism potential of this province.
The council has also raised requests for exemptions and facilities to support tourism businesses in Musandam amid exceptional regional conditions.
Concerning coastal erosion in Bassa in Khasab, Al-Zuhairi stated that this issue has been referred to the relevant authority to provide assessment and appropriate solutions.
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