MUSCAT, JAN 13
The Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion (MoCIIP) has issued a new ministerial decision aimed at enhancing administrative and regulatory frameworks across the Sultanate of Oman. Published in the Official Gazette, the decision highlights Oman’s dedication to transparency, accountability, and compliance with national directives and international standards.
Anchored in Royal Decree No. 18/2019 and Ministerial Decision No. 146/2021, this directive continues Oman’s strategy to strengthen governance and streamline administrative processes. The updated guidelines are designed to align operations with global best practices, ensuring greater efficiency and clarity across various sectors.
The decision outlines several key objectives, including the establishment of procedural consistency among administrative bodies, improving public access to regulatory guidelines, and ensuring compliance among government entities, businesses, and other stakeholders. These measures aim to create a more accessible and robust regulatory environment.
Effective immediately from January 13, 2025, the decision represents a vital step in advancing Oman’s Vision 2040 goals, prioritizing sustainable development and innovative governance. The Ministry has encouraged all stakeholders to familiarize themselves with the new regulations and ensure a smooth transition to compliance.
This ministerial decision reflects Oman’s proactive approach to governance, paving the way for a more efficient, transparent, and globally competitive regulatory landscape. Further details and clarifications are expected to be provided in the coming days to support the successful implementation of the new measures.
The newly implemented service operates within a robust legal framework, ensuring compliance with established regulations and directives. These measures aim to uphold the efficiency and integrity of the system while streamlining procedural and operational standards for stakeholders. As stipulated under Article 7, all entities leveraging the service must provide accurate information and adhere to mandatory updates, reflecting the commitment to transparency and accountability.
Additionally, the integration of technological and administrative systems has been prioritized to enhance collaboration among stakeholders. The registration process, governed by Clause 3, emphasizes precision and adherence to strict timelines, ensuring seamless operation within the new system. To support this transition, stakeholders will benefit from training sessions and workshops, equipping them with the necessary tools and knowledge to navigate the updated processes effectively. This initiative underscores the importance of capacity building in fostering long-term success and adaptability.
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