OMAN: His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik has issued Royal Decree No. 15/2025, amending some provisions of the previous Royal Decree No. 88/2022 concerning official holidays. The updated decree designates November 20 and 21 as the fixed dates for the National Day of Oman each year, providing clarity and consistency for this significant national occasion.
The decision to establish fixed dates reflects His Majesty’s vision for creating a unified celebration that aligns with the historical and cultural importance of the National Day. It ensures that citizens, residents, and institutions can plan and prepare for this important event, which commemorates the country’s achievements and honors its rich heritage.
The amendment further enhances the significance of the National Day, serving as a focal point for fostering national pride and unity. Celebrations will include traditional events, cultural displays, and patriotic activities across the Sultanate, drawing participation from diverse communities to showcase the spirit of Oman.
This change also aligns with broader efforts to streamline national holidays, ensuring that the annual schedule supports both cultural festivities and operational efficiency. By fixing the dates, the Royal Decree reaffirms the importance of celebrating Oman’s progress and heritage while maintaining a sense of order and predictability for all sectors.
