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Oman economy to maintain growth trajectory in 2018

byCT Report
27/03/2018
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MUSCAT: The performance of the economy came up for review at a meeting of the Supreme Council for Planning (SCP) held under the chair of Dr. Ali bin Mas’oud Al Sunaidi, Minister of Commerce and Industry, Deputy Chairman of the SCP.
The Council also reviewed launching activities of “All Oman” within the projects of the Vision to visit the governorates of the Sultanate. It began in the Governorate of Al Buraimi and witnessed a wide participation of all categories of the community, and an active interaction in its associating workshops. The Council affirmed continuing work of the same in the rest governorates.

The SCP viewed the stages achieved in preparing the National Urban Development Strategy, in addition to its subsequent phases. The Council stressed the importance of developing the strategy at the level of the governorates with accuracy, precision and community involvement.

The Council discussed the position and the executive measures taken for the residential neighbourhoods project in the Wilayat of Barka and actions taken with a view to starting the implementation of the project during this year.

Additionally, the SCP reviewed some land plots that were allocated for the establishment of model residential neighborhoods in some governorates of the Sultanate, so that they avail additional alternatives for citizens to find suitable housing, as well as private sector’s initiatives in this aspect in line with the Government’s trend towards the importance of partnership with the private sector in terms of services rendered to citizens.

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