MUSCAT: His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik al Said has issued Royal Decree No. 2025/29, which addresses important matters related to governance and administrative matters in Oman. The decree comes as part of the ongoing efforts to improve the administrative structure and enhance the country’s legal framework in line with the strategic goals of the government. The decree outlines several key regulations aimed at promoting economic growth, stability, and development within the Sultanate.
This Royal Decree is expected to have significant implications for various sectors in Oman, with particular attention given to reforms in areas such as business regulations, public sector efficiency, and social welfare. His Majesty Sultan Haitham’s leadership continues to drive the country’s vision of modernization and progress while preserving the nation’s cultural heritage. The decree highlights the Sultan’s commitment to adapting to global trends while ensuring that Oman remains steadfast in its values.
In addition to the legal and economic reforms, the Royal Decree addresses the need for continued investment in the country’s infrastructure, education, and healthcare systems. The aim is to ensure that Oman is well-equipped to meet the challenges of the future and provide its citizens with the best opportunities for growth and prosperity. The decree is seen as a vital step in the Sultanate’s pursuit of a sustainable and diversified economy.
The release of Royal Decree No. 2025/29 also reflects His Majesty’s dedication to ensuring that the governance system in Oman remains transparent, accountable, and aligned with the best practices. As the country moves forward into a new phase of development, this decree will undoubtedly play a crucial role in shaping the future of Oman and enhancing the quality of life for its people. The Omani government is expected to move quickly to implement the provisions of the decree across all relevant sectors.
