Oman's Shura Council reviewed its work results from the first, second, and third ordinary sessions of the tenth term in a press conference and highlighted its key legislative achievements.
The Council's Approach to Cooperation with the Media
This annual meeting was held in the presence of several representatives from local media in Oman, as well as specialists and enthusiasts in legislative work in the Sultanate of Oman. This event reflects the Council's approach to strengthening strategic cooperation with the media and creating effective and transparent communication in conveying information related to its activities and powers.
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In his remarks, Khalid Hilal Al-Mawali, Chairman of the Shura Council, stated that the Council seeks to respond to the needs of the current stage and various developments in a way that strengthens legislative work, aligns with Oman 2040 goals, and supports the progress and development that has emerged in various fields in the Sultanate of Oman.
Alignment with National Priorities
He explained that the Council continues to move in line with national priorities and interacts with the issues and files raised, studying topics and providing views and suggestions to reach appropriate solutions.
Al-Mawali referred to reforms in some articles of the Oman Council Law and also royal directives to allocate eleven seats for women in the Shura Council, considering these actions as part of the ongoing development of the Council process in Oman and efforts to advance the legislative system and strengthen national participation.
He emphasized the role of the Council in interacting with and studying national issues and providing views and suggestions that help solve challenges.
Introducing the Council's Capabilities
Sheikh Ahmed Mohammed Al-Nadabi, Secretary-General of the Shura Council, also presented a visual presentation that included the Council's key capabilities and its roles in legislation and oversight, as defined in the Constitution and the Oman Council Law. He also reviewed the indicators and figures related to the reality of the Council's work since the beginning of the tenth term and the activities and outputs achieved in various areas of parliamentary work.
This meeting included a discussion session with the heads of the Council's permanent committees, which was dedicated to reviewing the key achievements of the committees and the topics and files covered by each committee during the tenth term. This session examined the committees' efforts in studying national issues and discussing topics related to their respective sectors. The meeting was accompanied by an exhibition of the Council's achievements and outputs, allowing attendees to observe part of the efforts, diversity of work, and achievements of the Council. This exhibition reflected what has been achieved in the legislative and oversight paths and the activities of the permanent committees.
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