Nakhal – South Batinah Governor’s Office officially inaugurated Ramadan Village on Saturday in collaboration with Nakhal Municipality, offering a vibrant mix of cultural, commercial and family-friendly activities at the heart of the governorate.

The village opened under the patronage of Khalifa bin Saleh al Busaidi, Wali of Nakhal, and features participation of several public and private institutions, including Nakhal Wali’s Office. 

Ramadan Village aims to boost commercial activity during the holy month, provide a platform for small businesses and artisan families, and create an engaging space for visitors to enjoy traditional Omani hospitality.

An official from South Batinah Governor’s Office said, “The Ramadan Village is an initiative that reflects our commitment to supporting local businesses, preserving Omani traditions, and creating a festive atmosphere for the community. This event not only enhances economic activity but also strengthens social ties by bringing people together to celebrate the spirit of Ramadan.”

According the official, the village will host a diverse array of activities, including traditional markets, live cooking demonstrations, cultural performances and interactive workshops for children throughout Ramadan. It will include religious lectures, charity initiatives and community gatherings, fostering a spirit of unity and giving.

“With strong emphasis on preserving Omani heritage while supporting entrepreneurship, Ramadan Village serves as a dynamic hub for both locals and tourists, offering a memorable experience throughout the holy month,” the official said.