Muscat – H H Sayyid Theyazin bin Haitham al Said, Minister of Culture, Sports and Youth, affirmed that Omani Youth Day, celebrated annually on October 26, represents a renewed confidence in the country’s younger generation and its role in national development.

In a speech delivered on the occasion, H H Sayyid Theyazin expressed pride in the dedication and loyalty demonstrated by Omani youth, noting their growing sense of awareness and responsibility towards the nation’s future.

He said the commemoration each year reflects not only the passing of time, but also a deep sense of belonging and commitment to the values of Oman. The day, he added, reinforces the continuity between the country’s proud past, its achievements in the present, and the aspirations it holds for the future.

H H Sayyid Theyazin stressed that under the leadership of His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik, Oman firmly believes its youth represent the foundation of the Renewed Renaissance. He highlighted national programmes and initiatives designed to encourage creativity and innovation, enabling young people to contribute as key partners in shaping the country’s development.

Omani youth, he said, have proven their capabilities across various fields, including science, technology, arts, sports and volunteerism, raising the nation’s profile both at home and abroad. He hailed their efforts for inspiring hope and ensuring the continuity of progress rooted in responsibility and ambition.

H H Sayyid Theyazin called on young Omanis to be committed, pursue excellence and continue elevating the sultanate’s reputation globally. The ideas, innovation and achievements they advance today, he said, will fuel the nation’s future.

He concluded by reaffirming the government’s belief in the youth and its confidence in their ability to guide Oman towards a prosperous and innovative tomorrow, driven by determination, values and passion.

Sayyid Theyazin presides over Youth Day ceremony in Suhar

H H Sayyid Theyazin bin Haitham al Said, Minister of Culture, Sports and Youth, presided over the Omani Youth Day celebrations at Suhar Fort on Sunday. The event, called ‘Imtadad’, celebrated Oman’s rich heritage and identity, highlighting the role of youth initiatives and projects in shaping the nation’s future.