Muscat Daily

Muscat Daily

Muscat Daily, which started on October 10, 2009, has grown to become the best-selling broadsheet newspaper in Oman, with a daily circulation of 33,500 copies and 28,000 subscribers. It offers exceptional coverage of national news from Oman, as well as stories from the region and around the globe.

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  • 5 days ago | muscatdaily.com | Gulam Ali Khan

    Muscat – The Omani British Society hosted a workshop on Wednesday titled ‘Harvesting Oman’s Resilience: Advancing Food Security Through Innovation’. The event brought together a diverse group of experts from Oman and the UK – including government officials, agri-tech pioneers, policy strategists, and business leaders – to explore innovative solutions to the sultanate’s food security challenges.

  • 1 week ago | muscatdaily.com | Gulam Ali Khan

    Muscat – The Omani British Society (OBS) organised a high-level forum on ‘The Great Financial Reset’ on Saturday at the Hormuz Grand Hotel in Muscat, bringing together CEOs, senior finance leaders, and policymakers from across Oman’s public and private sectors. The event – which was held under the distinguished patronage of H E Dr Lianne Saunders, the UK’s Ambassador to Oman – served as a dynamic platform for exploring global financial shifts and their implications for Oman.

  • 2 weeks ago | muscatdaily.com | Gulam Ali Khan

    By Gulam Ali KhanMuscat – Espace Engineering Consultants, one of the sultanate’s leading multidisciplinary design and engineering firms, has formed a strategic partnership with UK-based Formation Architects, a renowned London practice with extensive experience in residential, commercial, hospitality, and masterplanning projects.

  • 3 weeks ago | muscatdaily.com | Gulam Ali Khan

    By Gulam Ali KhanMuscat – Oman’s Ministry of Energy and Minerals has denied reports that the sultanate is considering selling stakes in its natural gas producing assets, saying the government has no current plans for such divestment.

  • 1 month ago | muscatdaily.com

    ‘Wild Cropping to Combat Desertification’ initiative is a collaborative effort and will see 5,000 wild trees planted in Al Rumayl and Hayal.

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