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His Majesty the Sultan issues two Royal Decrees

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Last updated: 2026/01/01 at 9:37 AM
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Oman is poised for significant economic and social advancement with the official launch of its 11th Five Year Development Plan in January 2026. His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik recently issued two Royal Decrees outlining the framework for this ambitious plan and the accompanying state budget. This Oman Development Plan signifies a commitment to sustainable growth, diversification, and improved living standards for all citizens. The decrees, approved by the Council of Oman, detail the implementation, monitoring, and financial backing for the nation’s strategic objectives over the next five years.

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Key Directives of the PlanBudget Implementation and Oversight

The 11th Five Year Development Plan (2026-2030): A Roadmap for Progress

Royal Decree No. (1/2026) formally approves the 11th Five Year Development Plan, setting the stage for a period of focused investment and strategic initiatives. The plan’s goals, detailed in Annex (1) of the decree, are designed to address key areas of national development. This isn’t simply a continuation of past efforts; it represents a recalibration of priorities to meet the evolving needs of Oman and the global landscape. The emphasis is on building a resilient and diversified economy, less reliant on hydrocarbons and more focused on sustainable sectors.

Key Directives of the Plan

The decree outlines several crucial directives for successful implementation. All governmental units and public legal entities are instructed to actively execute the plan, operating within the bounds of existing laws and regulations. This ensures a coordinated and legally sound approach to development. Furthermore, the Ministry of Economy is tasked with releasing a comprehensive Strategic Programs Compendium during the first quarter of 2026. This compendium will serve as a detailed guide for the plan’s execution.

Project specifics will be determined annually through close collaboration between the Ministry of Economy and relevant authorities. This iterative approach allows for flexibility and responsiveness to changing circumstances. Crucially, the Ministry of Economy will also be responsible for ongoing monitoring and periodic evaluations of the plan’s progress, taking into account local, regional, and global developments. This continuous assessment is vital for ensuring the plan remains relevant and effective.

Fiscal Framework: The 2026 State General Budget

Alongside the development plan, Royal Decree No. (2/2026) ratifies the State’s General Budget for the Fiscal Year 2026. This budget provides the financial foundation for realizing the objectives outlined in the Oman economic vision. The budget details, presented in accompanying tables and schedules, demonstrate a commitment to allocating resources strategically to support the development plan’s priorities.

Budget Implementation and Oversight

Similar to the development plan, all state administrative units and public legal entities are instructed to implement the budget provisions within their respective areas of responsibility. This decentralized approach empowers various sectors to contribute to the national agenda. The decrees emphasize accountability and responsible financial management, ensuring that public funds are utilized effectively and transparently.

The timing of both decrees – effective January 1, 2026 – underscores the government’s commitment to a swift and seamless transition into the new development cycle. This coordinated launch signals a clear intention to prioritize economic growth and social progress from the outset of the new year. The focus on Oman investment is expected to attract both domestic and foreign capital.

Implications for Oman’s Future

The issuance of these Royal Decrees marks a pivotal moment for Oman. The 11th Five Year Development Plan, backed by a robust state budget, represents a comprehensive strategy for achieving sustainable and inclusive growth. The plan’s emphasis on diversification, innovation, and human capital development is expected to position Oman for long-term prosperity.

The Ministry of Economy’s role in monitoring and evaluating the plan’s implementation will be critical to its success. Regular assessments and adjustments will ensure that the plan remains aligned with evolving national priorities and global trends. This proactive approach demonstrates a commitment to evidence-based policymaking and continuous improvement.

The successful implementation of this Oman future plan will not only enhance the quality of life for Omani citizens but also strengthen the nation’s position as a regional leader in economic development and social progress. Further details regarding the specific projects and initiatives under the plan will be released by the Ministry of Economy in the coming months, offering a more granular view of Oman’s ambitious vision for the future. Stay informed about the latest developments and opportunities as Oman embarks on this exciting new chapter.

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