The Islamic Council of South Al-Batinah Province, chaired by Engineer Masoud Saeed Al-Hashimi, the Governor of South Al-Batinah and President of the Council, was held today in an important meeting. This meeting was dedicated to discussing several proposals regarding service, strategic, and developmental issues at the provincial level.
Review of Project Progress and Initiatives
In this meeting, the council also reviewed the progress of projects and initiatives aimed at improving services and the quality of life for the residents of the province. The council examined a report from a field visit prepared by the Provincial Development Committee, along with a report on the water services work in South Al-Batinah for September 2026.
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Model Neighborhood Initiative and Installation of Signage
The council also referred to the model neighborhood initiative in South Al-Batinah and discussed the proposal to install signage at the entrances of industrial areas in various provinces of the region. These initiatives will enhance the visual identity of these areas, develop the overall appearance, and assist in the navigation system of the entrances, reflecting the urban nature of the industrial areas.
In line with urban planning and organizing land use needs, the council reviewed a study for creating an industrial plan in the Wilayat of Al-‘Ursṭaq.
Response to Service and Environmental Challenges
Regarding service and environmental issues, the council examined proposed solutions for repairing damages caused by floods resulting from rainfall in Wadi Al-Saylah, Wilayat of Barka. This proposal will enhance public safety measures and protect properties and residential areas.
This meeting reflects the council's determination to improve infrastructure and public services in South Al-Batinah Province and aims to create a better and safer environment for the residents of this region.
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