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Urban development exhibition, conference from October 5 (opens the original)
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MUSCAT: The Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning has announced details of Oman’s hosting of World Habitat Day 2026 in partnership with the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat), alongside the Urban Development, Home and Construction Exhibition and Conference 2026. The announcement was made during a media briefing organised by the ministry at the Experience and Sales Centre in Sultan Haitham City to introduce the upcoming event. The sixth edition of the exhibition and conferen
Food security sectors grow 44 pc, create 2,000 jobs (opens the original)
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MUSCAT: Oman’s food security-related sectors recorded a 44-per cent development rate by the end of the first quarter of 2026, while more than 2,000 jobs were created during the period, underscoring the growing contribution of agriculture, fisheries, livestock and water resources to economic diversification and domestic production. Eng Khalsa bint Talib al Hadhrami, Director-General of Planning at the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources, said the sector’s growth is contributing
DRIVING TOWARDS A GREENER FUTURE (opens the original)
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As the global transition towards sustainable mobility gathers pace, electric and hybrid vehicles are giving motorists a wider choice of technologies focused on improving efficiency, reducing emissions and meeting different driving needs. However, selecting the right vehicle technology depends largely on individual driving habits, travel distances and the availability of charging infrastructure, according to Electric Vehicle Expert Issa bin Mubarak al Qitaiti. He said hybrid technology was initia
Mahadha to host Al Buraimi's first fruit project (opens the original)
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AL BURAIMI: Al Zaroub area in the Wilayat of Mahadha is set to host Al Buraimi Governorate’s first integrated investment project dedicated to fruit production, with an investment exceeding RO 171,000, marking a significant step towards harnessing local resources through sustainable agricultural initiatives that support the economy and enhance food security. Spread across 30 acres, the project has reached more than 80 per cent completion and includes the cultivation of lemons, figs and mangoes. P
Al Batinah North papaya farm yields 50 tonnes (opens the original)
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SUHAR: Tropical fruit cultivation continues to gain momentum in Oman as more farmers demonstrate the adaptability of exotic crops to Oman's climate while creating commercially viable agricultural enterprises. Among these success stories is a papaya farm in Suhar, where a small-scale experiment has evolved into a thriving business with thousands of trees and an annual production reaching up to 50 tonnes. Farmer Khalid bin Mohammed al Qamshoui said his journey into papaya cultivation began with a
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