Sultan Al-Shuraqi, Director General of Studies and Development at the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning in the Sultanate of Oman, announced that the country will implement 25 new projects under the housing program to meet the housing needs of citizens. These projects are designed as part of comprehensive efforts to provide suitable and accessible housing for all segments of society.
National Responsibility in Housing Provision
In this regard, Dr. Sultan Al-Shuraqi stated that housing provision is not only a responsibility of the government but also a national duty that must be pursued jointly by all governmental and private entities. He emphasized that these efforts aim to improve the quality of life for citizens and enhance their level of satisfaction.
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Project Details and Their Objectives
The mentioned projects are designed to include the construction of residential units, development of necessary infrastructure, and provision of suitable public services. This program particularly focuses on providing housing for low-income families and individuals living in special conditions. Dr. Al-Shuraqi clarified that these projects will help alleviate housing problems in Oman, and it is hoped that their implementation will improve access to housing.
This initiative, alongside other developmental programs in the country, reflects Oman's commitment to improving the lives of citizens and sustainable development in all areas. Additionally, the Omani government seeks to create a suitable environment for investment in the housing sector and attract foreign investors to this field.
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