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HM The Sultan confers Royal orders on some figures

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Last updated: 2026/01/11 at 6:07 PM
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Muscat, Oman – In a powerful demonstration of national gratitude, His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik today honored a diverse group of Omani citizens with Royal Orders, recognizing their significant contributions to the nation’s progress. This act of appreciation underscores the Sultanate’s commitment to acknowledging excellence across various sectors and celebrates the individuals who have shaped Oman’s development. The honored individuals represent fields ranging from arts and culture to diplomacy, healthcare, and entrepreneurship, highlighting the broad scope of talent within the country. This ceremony focused on recognizing Omani achievements and reinforcing the importance of dedicated service.

Recognizing Excellence: His Majesty’s Royal Orders

The Royal Orders, a hallmark of recognition within the Sultanate of Oman, were bestowed upon individuals who have consistently demonstrated exceptional commitment and impact in their respective domains. These honors are not merely symbolic; they represent the deep respect and gratitude of His Majesty and the Omani people for those who have tirelessly worked to build a brighter future. The awards were presented by Sayyid Khalid Hilal Al Busaidi, Minister of the Diwan of Royal Court, in a formal ceremony held today in Muscat.

High Honors: The Royal Commendation Order (First Class) and Al Nu’man Order

Among the highest accolades presented, the Royal Commendation Order (First Class) was conferred upon Sayyid Khalid Hamad Al Busaidi, acknowledging a lifetime of dedication to the arts and culture of Oman. Sayyid Khalid’s contributions have been pivotal in preserving and promoting Oman’s rich cultural heritage.

Furthermore, His Majesty bestowed the prestigious Al Nu’man Order (First Class) upon two distinguished figures: Dr. Mohammed Awad Al Hassan for his exemplary diplomatic service and Dr. Hamad Saif Al Hinai for his dedicated representation of Oman within vital international organizations. Dr. Al Hassan’s work has strengthened Oman’s relationships on the global stage, while Dr. Al Hinai has skillfully championed the Sultanate’s interests in international forums. Their commitment to diplomacy reinforces Oman’s position as a peaceful and influential nation.

Acknowledging Dedicated Service: Royal Commendation Order (Second Class)

A significant number of individuals received the Royal Commendation Order (Second Class), each celebrated for specific contributions to Oman’s growth.

Dr. Ali Abdul Hussein Al Lawati was recognized for his instrumental role in building the foundational infrastructure of Oman’s evolving health sector. Sheikh Ahmed Nasser Al Nuaimi received the honor for his dedicated commitment to civil initiatives and demonstrating strong social responsibility.

Professor Dr. Mohammed Zahir Al Abri was commended for his significant achievements in scientific research, continuous innovation, and his impactful work within academia. Yousuf Abdul Qadir Al Kamali received recognition for his deep involvement within the cultural landscape of the nation. Sulaiman Hamoud Al Na’abi was honored for his contributions to both sports and youth development.

The recognition continued with Dr. Hameed Hamoud Al Far’ee, who received the honor for his impact within the health sector. Eng. Azzan Qais Al Kindi and Suleiman Mohammed Al Sulaimani were jointly celebrated for their outstanding achievements in the field of entrepreneurship, demonstrating Oman’s growing capacity for innovation and economic diversification. Eng. Muadh Ahmed Al Hinai joined the list of honorees for his pioneering work within the rapidly expanding digital economy, communications, and information technology sphere.

Highlighting the nation’s inclusivity, Dr. Ra’ed Abdulhafidh Al Farsi was recognized for his unwavering commitment to disability affairs. Iman Ali Al Rahbi received the award for her dedication to enhancing school education, and Saleh Za’al Al Farsi was honored for his contributions to the Omani arts scene.

Institutional Excellence and Continued Dedication

Rounding out the Royal Orders, the Royal Commendation Order (Third Class) was presented to Nabati Sharqi Yabqa and Amir Hassan Nouri, signifying their commitment to achieving institutional excellence within their respective organizations. Their leadership and dedication have undoubtedly contributed to the improved efficiency and effectiveness of vital Omani institutions.

Following the presentation, Sayyid Khalid Hilal Al Busaidi emphasized the profound appreciation that His Majesty holds for the dedicated efforts of these distinguished individuals. He extended his heartfelt wishes for their continued success in all future endeavors, lauding their ongoing commitment to societal duty and their unwavering service to Oman and its leadership. He affirmed that their work embodies the spirit of progress and prosperity that defines the nation.

These Royal Orders are a testament to Oman’s flourishing society and the dedication of its citizens. They serve as an inspiration to others, reinforcing the values of hard work, innovation, and commitment to national development. The recognition of these Omani achievements marks a proud moment for the Sultanate and strengthens its path towards a bright and prosperous future.

The ongoing commitment to recognizing and rewarding excellence is likely to further motivate individuals across all sectors to contribute to Oman’s continued success. This investment in recognizing merit underscores the importance His Majesty places on the talent and dedication of the Omani people.

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