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RO 31 million projects in Jabal Shams to boost tourism

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February 19, 2026
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AL HAMRA: Jabal Shams within the Wilayat of Al Hamra is witnessing the implementation of a bundle of built-in growth initiatives at a value exceeding RO 31 million. These initiatives, spearheaded by city growth and infrastructure initiatives, are a part of a plan for the Al Dakhiliyah Governorate, geared toward enhancing tourism and funding readiness.

Shaikh Hilal bin Mentioned al Hajri, Governor of Al Dakhiliyah, mentioned that the primary section of the Jabal Shams venture is beneath implementation at a value of RO 2.93 million with a completion fee of 5 per cent. The venture covers an space of 145,000 sq. metres and the entire value of the venture is roughly RO 11 million.

Al Hajri famous that the primary section contains getting ready the land and important utility networks, whereas the second section will embrace high-quality vacationer and leisure services, reminiscent of a glass walkway, a mountain slide, an open-air theatre and a cultural park. It will improve the location’s tourism worth and improve its competitiveness amongst mountain locations within the Sultanate of Oman.

The venture is predicted to generate greater than RO 1.26 million in annual revenues and supply 309 direct job alternatives, along with 32 funding alternatives for entrepreneurs, he added.

The completion of the Jabal Shams street venture represents a strategic dimension of the waterfront growth venture. Development started originally of January this 12 months at an estimated value of RO 20.2 million and is progressing as per schedule. The Ministry of Transport, Communications and Data Know-how is overseeing its implementation as a part of its plans to develop the street community in Oman, Al Hajri mentioned.

The venture to provide and set up 172 lighting poles alongside the 10-km street resulting in Jabal Shams has been accomplished, Al Hajri mentioned, including that these built-in efforts in growing roads, lighting, and infrastructure pave the best way for a brand new section of tourism and growth within the Wilayat of Al Hamra.

The street extends for 32 km and serves the Jabal Shams space and several other villages alongside its route. It will improve geographical connectivity, enhance street security, and facilitate motion for residents and guests.  

The governor mentioned that the venture contains the development of 9 relaxation areas distributed alongside the street, with coordination underway to supply a gas station in response to the calls for of residents and guests. It will improve consolation and security, scale back journey time, and enhance entry to important websites.

The waterfront and street initiatives collectively kind an built-in growth bundle aligned with nationwide directives to boost native content material by empowering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and offering higher alternatives for nationwide firms to take part within the implementation of related works and companies. It will bolster financial sustainability and improve the contribution of growth initiatives to supporting the native financial system, he mentioned.

The event underway at Jabal Shams is a part of a complicated stage of growth initiatives within the Wilayat of Al Hamra, the place the worth of ongoing initiatives exceeds RO 11.5 million within the city growth, roads, and lighting sectors. This displays the governorate’s dedication to accelerating the tempo of balanced and sustainable growth.



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