Government Administration in Oman

Ministry Of Housing & Urban Planning

الانتقال بالخدمــات الإســكانية و التخطيــط العمرانــي إلــى مراحــل متقدمــة مــن مفهوم صناعة المكان بشـراكة مجتمعية ودوليــا محليــا

1001 to 5000 staff

The Sultanate Of Oman

The Sultanate of Oman is the 3rd largest country located in the southeast coast of the Arabian Peninsula. It overlooks the Arabian Sea on the southeast and the Oman Sea on the northeast, this location has opened a channel of political, economic, and cultural communications with others. Furthermore, the Sultanate is known to be one of the most diverse countries geographically as it consist of a mix of sandy desserts, fertile plains, and green mountains in the south of the country in fall. This geographical diversity contributes in climate change among governorates. Oman has an ancient heritage and culture as its archeological sites are still present today such as forts and castles as well as it’s ancient culture, where the customs, arts, traditions, architecture and many other activities such as camel racings, horse racing and bullfight are still present today. These special treats, has made Oman an important attraction for travelers as well as the services that are available for visitors such as planning your trip from Applying for a visa, booking flight tickets, search for hotels, tour operators,car rentals & ITC to checking bus routes. Also, the ministry of tourism has suggested tour plans while touring Oman for better and comfortable visit such as eco-tourism and activities such as Scuba-Diving, Cruises, Mountain Climbing, Whale Watching, Bird watching, Turtle Watching, Dolphin Watching and shopping as well as recommending places to visit such as Museums, World Heritage Site, Castles, Forts, Mosques and natural wonders such as The Wadis (Valleys), Mountains, Caves, Deserts, Beaches, islands, water Springs, Akhwar and Rock Garden. However, the ministry also makes sure to help visitors in case of emergency by providing a list of Foreign Consulates and Embassies in Oman, Police stations – contact numbers, safety tips, Ambulance Service for Injured and Sick people as well as essential Health Services.

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Ministry Of Finance - Oman

الحساب الرسمي لوزارة المالية The Official Account of Ministry of Finance

501 to 1000 staff

Ministry Of Justice And Legal Affairs

The Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs of the Sultanate of Oman was created on 18 August 2020 by the merger of the former Ministry of Justice and the former Ministry of Legal Affairs.

201 to 500 staff

Tax Authority Of Oman

جهاز الضرائب بسلطنة عمان مركز الاتصالات 1020 Oman Tax Authority Call center 1020

201 to 500 staff

Ministry Of Transport, Communications And Information Technology - Oman

The Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology (Sultanate of Oman) supervises a number of national projects such as, the ports and airports that connect the Sultanate with the world and contribute to diversifying the sources of income and achieve sustainable development in various economic, industrial, commercial, tourism and other fields. The Ministry is also the responsible body for formulating and implementing the government digital strategies and programs in the Sultanate of Oman. Its main mission is to raise the level of efficiency in government performance, support innovation in service delivery, and enhance spending and economic growth through the use of information and communication technology.

1001 to 5000 staff

Ministry Of Interior - Oman

Welcome to the official LinkedIn page of the Ministry of Interior, Oman. We are committed to serving our citizens and fostering community engagement. Stay updated with our latest news and initiatives.

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Youth Center

بناء مجتمع شبابي قادر على المشاركة بفاعلية وكفاءة لتحقيق أهداف رؤية عُمان٢٠٤٠

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British Embassy Muscat

British Embassy in Muscat, Sultanate of Oman #UKinOman Details of our social media moderation policy:

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Oman Chamber Of Commerce And Industry Occi

Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI) was established on 15th May 1973 as a public utility organization that aim at regularizing the business interests, develop, defend and represent them at the different fields. OCCI has its own juristic personality with its head office in Muscat and branches in all governorates. Vision: OCCI seeks to develop the Omani private sector and make it a partner in sustainable economic development. Mission: OCCI is the representative of the private sector in the local and international events and in all decision of interest for the sector. OCCI is keen on developing the private sector using the available resources and potentials. Oman Chamber of Commerce & Industry – Muscat Sultanate of Oman Tel:(00968) 24763700 Fax:(00968) 24708497

201 to 500 staff

U.S. Embassy Muscat

Welcome to the official LinkedIn page of the Embassy of the United States of America in the Sultanate of Oman. This page is dedicated to promoting and facilitating the expanding commercial ties between the United States and Oman, and engaging the government and people of Oman to advance our shared interests.

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Oman Authority For Academic Accreditation And Quality Assurance Of Education Oaaaqa

was established by Royal Decree 09/2021 on 13 January 2021. replaced Oman Academic Accreditation Authority established through Royal Decree 54/2010 on 3 May 2010, which in turn replaced the former Oman Academic Council (OAC). is an entity with legal status and financial and administrative independence which reports to the Cabinet. was established to continue the efforts initiated by the OAC and in the dissemination of a quality culture and accreditation of institutions and programmes in Oman as well as the development and maintenance of the Oman Qualifications Framework (OQF) and the quality assurance of schools.

51 to 200 staff

Ministry Of Commerce, Industry & Investment Promotion

Official Page for Ministry of Commerce, Industry & Investment promotion- Oman-Muscat In 2020, Royal Decree No. 2020/97 was issued amending the name of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry to the Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Investment Promotion, defining its competencies and approving its organizational structure. This step was taken to achieve the objectives of Oman Vision 2040, aimed at stimulating foreign investment, improving the business environment, and encouraging sustainable economic growth. The Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Investment Promotion is currently making clear efforts to attract foreign investments, enhance the role of the private sector, open Omani markets to the outside world, and modernize trade and industrial policies. This includes digitization and improving government services, developing laws to protect consumers, and promoting innovation in business. The Ministry is also implementing several initiatives to support startups and small businesses, strengthen international partnerships, and enhance e-commerce as part of Oman’s economic diversification plan. Our vision: A competitive business environment that promotes economic growth and diversification and empowers the private sector to position the Sultanate of Oman among advanced nations. Our mission: We collaborate with our partners to develop a digital business environment that supports a knowledge-based economy, enhances trade, industry, and investment, and protects competition. We achieve this through stimulating policies and legislation, as well as integrated services aligned with the smart government framework, to realize sustainable development.

501 to 1000 staff

Mawarid Oman

Transforming Genetic Resources into Value Animals Research on collection, characterization, sustainable breeding and use of Oman's unique kinds of farm animals; conservation and proliferation of native wild animal species. Plants Research on adding value to crops and medicinal plants, preservation and proliferation of endangered native plants, eradication of introduced invasive species. Marine Research and recommendations on commercial usage of marine organisms, aquaculture, preservation of coral reefs, aid in studies on marine natural compounds. Microorganisms Cataloging and collecting the microorganisms specific to Oman, research on the extreme microbial environments, engineering and usage of local microbial strains.

51 to 200 staff

Ministry Of Legal Affairs

The Ministry of Legal Affairs the governmental body in the Sultanate of Oman that is responsible for drafting legislation, providing other government bodies with legal advice, advising the government prior to the entry into any international treaty, and reviewing government contracts.

201 to 500 staff

Ministry Of Manpower Oman

The Ministry of Manpower was established by Royal Decree No.(108/2001), issued on 20/Sha`ban 1422 AH.(6/11/2001). The Ministry proposes and implements manpower general policies in line with the State economic and social objectives. The Ministry prerogatives include the following: Ministry Of Manpower Prerogatives Preparation of draft laws and systems regulating the labor market and vocational training sector in the Sultanate and issuance of regulations and decisions to implement same and protection of national labor force and availing all potentials which help develop capabilities of this national labor force. Building up an integrated labor market informational system and preparing the national labor force register with the aim of developing human resources in the country and ensuring the optimum utilization of them. Applying, following up and monitoring implementation of the labor law and regulations and providing labor care in coordination with the concerned authorities. Studying the private sector's requirements of expatriate labor force and drafting procurement regulations and issuing pertinent licenses, in accordance with regulations and decisions in force. Providing vocational training and technical training and developing and expanding same according to the requirements of the labor market. Developing training curricula according to the approved vocational criteria and levels, awarding qualifications, encouraging on job training and following up graduates to ensure that they utilize the available job opportunities.

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Salalah Free Zone

Asyad Free Zones - Salalah, a location with cost competitive market reach and access. For news and updates, follow @ASYADGroup

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Ministry Of Heritage And Tourism - Sultanate Of Oman

Ministry of Heritage and Tourism Your comments and feedback are most welcome at: info@omantourism.gov.om

501 to 1000 staff

Sezaduqm

Special Economic Zone at Duqm (SEZAD), was established by the Royal Decree in the late of 2011, as a regulatory and supervisory governmental entity responsible for regulating, managing and developing Al Duqm Special Economic Zone in the Sultanate of Oman and granted Financial and Administrative autonomy status. It endeavors to transform Al Duqm into a world class investment and leisure endpoint through: Planning, designing, and implementing long term strategies for infrastructure development and to attract investments to promote a wide spectrum of economic activities, in addition to overseeing the urban expansion of modern Duqm city while protecting the environment, thereby ensuring Duqm its rightful place as the best location to visit, live, work, and invest in the Middle East. AL-Duqm Special Economic Zone is on an inspiring progress path.

201 to 500 staff

Ministry Of Economy Oman

وزارة الاقتصاد- سلطنة عُمان Ministry Of Economy- Oman

201 to 500 staff

Diam Public Authority For Water

Diam (Public Authority for Water): By Royal Decree No 42/2018, Public Authority for Electricity & Water is renamed as Public Authority for Water. Public Authority for Electricity & Water was established by the Law promulgated by Royal Degree 92/2007 with effect from 9th September 2007. Diam's Vision: To ensure the provision of high quality, sustainable and reliable potable water services to all people in the Sultanate of Oman Diam's Mission: Working towards establishing water transmissions and distribution networks and applying systems to manage them with high efficiency. Diam's Values: 1. Be a customer oriented organisation, 2. Achieve operational efficiency, 3. Be a world class utility provider, 4. Develop our Human Resources.

1001 to 5000 staff

The General Secretariat Of The Tender Board - Gstb

The General Secretariat of the Tender Board was established on 17/8/2020 under Royal Decree no.(84/2020) regarding The General Secretariat of the Tender Board, which was formed to manage government tenders in 1972. The General Secretariat of the Tender Board is responsible for developing procedures and programmes that aim to raise the efficiency of government expenditure and increase local content share in terms of projects and government procurements to achieve sustainable economic returns.

201 to 500 staff

Oman National Program For Private Sector & Foreign Trade Development Nazdaher

Oman’s National Program for Private Sector & Foreign Trade Development (Nazdaher) was established to accelerate a new era of inward investment and domestic growth. With a focus on attracting local and international private investments, we are creating a business ecosystem that fosters sustainable prosperity. Between now and 2025, we are defining and energizing our investment footprint as we innovate, enhance the business environment, strengthen public and private collaboration, expand exporting activities, support attracting investments, and advance the implementation of major investment projects across Oman’s economic sectors. Aiming at a world-class business-enabling environment (BEE), this program sets out to realize Oman2040 Vision’s ambition to establish Oman as a regional investment powerhouse, now and into the future.

51 to 200 staff

Civil Aviation Authority - Oman

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) was established by Royal Decree No. 33/2012, issued on 26 May 2012, granting it legal personality and financial and administrative independence. It was designated as the authority responsible for overseeing the regulatory and legislative aspects of civil aviation in the Sultanate of Oman. The CAA’s governance framework was outlined in Royal Decree No. 43/2012 and later reaffirmed by Royal Decree No. 76/2019, which issued the Civil Aviation Law. Under the wise leadership of His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik—may Allah protect him—the organisation’s name was changed from the Public Authority for Civil Aviation to the Civil Aviation Authority, as per Royal Decree No. The CAA is committed to enhancing and empowering the civil aviation sector in Oman, reinforcing its vital role in supporting comprehensive and sustainable development, alongside other rapidly growing sectors. The Authority aspires to become a strong competitor regionally and globally in aviation security and safety, environmental protection, infrastructure development, and the efficient provision of meteorological and air navigation services. It remains dedicated to achieving the objectives and priorities of Oman Vision 2040.

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Projects, Tenders And Local Content Authority

Under the leadership of His Excellency Eng. Bader bin Salem Al-Maamari, the Projects, Tenders and Local Content Authority is leading intensive efforts to raise spending efficiency and enhance local content in the Sultanate of Oman, through the application of an integrated and sustainable approach aimed at maximizing the use of available resources. The Authority seeks to consolidate its strategic role in managing government projects and procurement, and regulating local content to serve the priorities of sustainable development and Oman Vision 2040. The Authority is a qualitative leap in the governance of government projects and procurement, as it works to manage them strategically based on national priorities, and in a way that keeps pace with the organizational transformation to build an integrated national system based on a lofty vision and national integration. We are committed to achieving excellence in managing government projects, promoting transparency and integrity, and providing equal opportunities for all, which contributes to achieving sustainable economic and social development in the Sultanate of Oman.

201 to 500 staff

Riyada ريادة

Authority for SME Development was established under the Royal Decree No. 107/2020 تتولى هيئة تنمية المؤسسات الصغيرة والمتوسطة والتي أنشئت بموجب المرسوم السلطاني رقم 107 /2020 مهمة النهوض بقطاع المؤسسات الصغيرة والمتوسطة والحرفيين و تعزيز دورها في تنمية الاقتصاد الوطني وذللك من خلال تقديم مجموعة متكاملة من الخدمات الفنية والتدريبية والاستشارية المختلفة.

51 to 200 staff

Ministry Of Information وزارة الإعلام

الصفحة الرمسية لوزارة الإعلام بسلطنة عمان على موقع اللينكدإن Official LinkedIn page of Ministry of Information of Sultanate of Oman

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Muscat Municipality Mm بلدية مسقط

The Capital became a Governorate that includes six Wilayats and six public geographic directorates. For the first time, Muscat Municipality became fully responsible for its development projects after this had been divided among three ministries: the Ministry of Transportation for roads and bridges, the Ministry of Electricity and Water for street lighting, and the Ministry of Housing for housing projects. This is in addition to its other tasks regarding the regulation of local markets, public stores, and health affairs and the other activities related to human public health (cleanliness, eating, drinking, garbage management and disposal, supervising building constructions, approving the plans and layouts of all types of buildings inside the Governorate, and issuing construction permits. It also played a major role in ornamenting and greening the city through the building of public gardens and parks, children's playgrounds, and forestation. All this changes the face of the city altogether. As far as financial issues are concerned, Muscat Municipality has its independent budget prepared within. The internal auditing at the Municipality supervises all aspects of expenditure as per the financial regulations of the state. The sources of the budgets are either a governmental subsidy in the form of an allocated sum based on the population of Muscat Municipality or from the self-revenues that have become an important part of the said budget in light of self-sufficiency. As for the project's developmental plans, the municipality prepares them, but they should be subjected to some kind of revision by the higher financial authorities that review them and make the necessary amendments according to the financial conditions and the urgent priorities for the projects in the country that are presented by the ministries and the other governmental authorities.

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رؤية عُمان 2040

المرجع الوطني للتخطيط الاقتصادي والاجتماعي لسلطنة عُمان خلال الفترة من 2021-2040، ومنها تنبثق الاستراتيجيات الوطنية القطاعية والخطط الخمسية للتنمية.

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Sohar Municipality بلدية صحار

Sohar municipality is a unit of the state’s administrative apparatus units affiliated with the Diwan of the Royal Court and enjoys legal personality. It works to achieve public interests and services in the state and to carry out the functions stipulated in its own law and any other functions assigned to it by His Majesty the Sultan.

201 to 500 staff

Ministry Of Labour وزارة العمل

الصفحة الرسمية لوزارة العمل بسلطنة عُمان على موقع اللينكدإن Official LinkedIn page of Ministry of Iabour of Sultanate of Oman

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هيئة الوثائق والمحفوظات الوطنية

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Smart Governorates & Cities - - محافظات ومدن ذكية

A knowledge-sharing consortium to drive smart city initiatives in Oman منصة معرفية تشاركية لتحفيز مبادرات المدن الذكية في عُمان

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