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Completion rate of Musandam Culture and Innovation Centre reaches 97.5%

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Last updated: 2026/01/27 at 2:29 PM
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The Musandam Governorate in Oman is poised for a significant cultural and economic boost with the near completion of the Khasab Culture and Innovation Centre. Currently at 97.5% completion, according to the Oman News Agency, this ambitious project is scheduled for handover on January 31, 2026, and promises to be a transformative hub for the region. The centre isn’t just a building; it’s a commitment to fostering creativity, preserving heritage, and driving sustainable development in Khasab and beyond.

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Highlighting Local Heritage and TourismSkills Development and the Oman Vision 2040Integrated Facilities for a Diverse Community

A New Landmark for Musandam: The Khasab Culture and Innovation Centre

Assistant Head of Musandam Governor’s Office, Abdullah Ahmed Al Shehhi, highlighted the centre’s potential as a “qualitative addition” to the cultural landscape of the governorate. The Khasab Culture and Innovation Centre is designed to bridge the gap between Oman’s rich history and its aspirations for a modern, innovative future. It will serve as a central location for a diverse range of activities, catering to all segments of society and aiming to become a key destination for both locals and tourists.

Blending Heritage and Modernity: Cultural Offerings

The centre’s cultural wing, overseen by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth, will be a vibrant space dedicated to showcasing Musandam’s unique traditions. This includes plans for regular art exhibitions, cultural evenings, and seminars that celebrate local artistry and storytelling. A key feature will be the open-air theatre, providing a stunning venue for performances and community gatherings.

Highlighting Local Heritage and Tourism

The project’s design intentionally focuses on enhancing cultural tourism in the Wilayat of Khasab. By providing a platform to showcase local heritage alongside contemporary creative production, the centre aims to attract visitors interested in experiencing the authentic culture of Musandam. This increased tourism is expected to contribute significantly to the local economy.

Fueling Innovation and Empowering Youth

Beyond its cultural role, the Khasab Culture and Innovation Centre is deeply committed to fostering innovation and supporting the next generation of Omani talent. The centre will house specialized laboratories and co-working spaces, creating a stimulating environment for research, development, and the creation of economically viable projects. This focus on practical application is crucial for translating ideas into tangible benefits for the community.

Skills Development and the Oman Vision 2040

In collaboration with the Ministry of Education, the centre will implement specialized training programs designed to hone national skills and bolster the creative economy. These initiatives are directly aligned with the objectives of Oman Vision 2040, a national strategy aimed at diversifying the economy and building a sustainable future. The emphasis on education and skills development will ensure that Musandam’s youth are equipped to thrive in a rapidly changing world.

A Collaborative Approach to Community Development

The success of the Khasab Culture and Innovation Centre hinges on strong partnerships between various government entities and private organizations. The centre’s programs and activities will be developed through an “institutional integration methodology,” involving close collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Youth, the Ministry of Education, and Oman Sail Company. This collaborative approach ensures a comprehensive and integrated experience for all users.

Integrated Facilities for a Diverse Community

The centre’s design reflects its commitment to serving a wide range of community needs. Spanning approximately 10,500 square meters with a built-up area of 2,733 square meters, the complex will include a dedicated education and innovation building, the cultural building, commercial units managed by Musandam Municipality, and various water sports facilities operated by Oman Sail Company. A dedicated children’s play area further enhances the centre’s appeal as a family destination. This multifaceted approach ensures the centre is a valuable resource for education, recreation, and economic activity.

Investing in Musandam’s Future

The Khasab Culture and Innovation Centre represents a significant investment in the future of Musandam Governorate. It’s a testament to the government’s dedication to enhancing cultural and innovative infrastructure, supporting national capabilities, and creating an attractive environment for creativity and investment. The project is expected to not only enrich the lives of local residents but also position Musandam as a thriving hub for culture, innovation, and tourism. The centre’s completion will mark a pivotal moment in the region’s development, paving the way for a more prosperous and vibrant future. Furthermore, the project’s commitment to sustainable community development ensures long-term benefits for generations to come.

As the handover date approaches, anticipation is building for the official opening of the Khasab Culture and Innovation Centre. This landmark project promises to be a catalyst for positive change, fostering a sense of community, celebrating Omani heritage, and driving economic growth in the Musandam Governorate. Stay tuned for updates and be sure to explore all that this exciting new centre has to offer when it opens its doors.

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