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Housing Ministry signs land lease contracts worth OMR70mn

Heavy to moderate rains lashed several governorates in the past four days, with Wadi Bani Khalid recording the highest rainfall of 32mm from May 17 to May 20.

Nama Power and Water Procurement Company has signed agreements worth US$800mn for two independent power projects in Manah.

Ahmed Al Masroori refuses to compromise his nomadic values for urban comforts

Three new wind-based Independent Power Projects (IPPs) will be initiated for procurement this year as part of the Omani government’s drive to...

Wadis form a unique environmental system characterised by variety, diversity, and a wealth of natural attractions. Within this fertile environment, people have lived in the wadis of Oman for thousands of years.

Archaeologists discover rare hand axes dating back 300,000 to 1.3 million years ago in Oman's Rub' al Khali desert.

An official from the Royal Oman Police (ROP), confirmed to Times of Oman that

The renewable energy industry remains at a relatively early stage of growth in most Middle Eastern countries and establishing regulatory frameworks will be a crucial part of that early growth.

The Bat settlements are among the most fascinating archaeological sites in Oman, famous for their ancient beehive tombs and cemeteries made from stone. The site is believed to go back to the third millennium BC. The tombs are one of many UNESCO World Heritage Sites located in Oman, and are found near Ibri in the Governorate of Dhahirah. “The vast necropolis at Bat includes different clusters of monumental tombs that can be divided into two distinct groups,” said UNESCO.