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Majlis A’Shura, Council of Ministers pledge closer coordination

18 May 2025 Majlis A'Shura, Council of Ministers pledge closer coordination By OMAN NEWS AGENCY (ONA)

Muscat – The Council of Ministers and Majlis A’Shura held a joint meeting on Sunday to enhance cooperation and align efforts in implementing public policies in line with the Basic Law of the State and Council of Oman Law.

Chaired by H H Sayyid Fahd bin Mahmoud al Said, Deputy Prime Minister for Council of Ministers, the meeting was attended by members of the council, H E Khalid bin Hilal al Maawali, Chairman of shura, and senior shura members.

H H Sayyid Fahd highlighted the importance of coordination between the shura and the government in supporting Oman’s comprehensive development efforts. He emphasised the need for ongoing collaboration to ensure the efficient delivery of public services and address the evolving needs of citizens.

The meeting also underscored the Council of Ministers’ commitment to engaging with the shura as a partner in the nation-building process. It noted that serving ministers regularly respond to shura requests to provide ministerial statements detailing government projects and initiatives. Proposals and opinions of shura members are studied and incorporated into economic and social plans and programmes.

Discussions during the meeting included proposals for improving community awareness programmes and enhancing the role of the Coordination Committee, which acts as a bridge between the council and the shura.

The chairman and members of the shura office appreciated the joint meeting, describing it as a vital step towards reinforcing collaboration. They acknowledged the government’s ongoing support and pledged to enhance their efforts in the next phase of Oman’s development.

The meeting concluded with a commitment to further enhance coordination to preserve the gains made so far and to ensure sustained progress in the coming years.

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