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View Projects in Yanqul, Dank Integrate Tourism Infrastructure and Public Services

Yanqul: In line with the national approach to promote sustainable development and enhance quality of life across governorates, the “View” projects in the wilayats of Yanqul and Dank in A’Dhahirah Governorate stand out as promising models integrating tourism infrastructure, public services, and a comprehensive environmental vision. The governorate has witnessed a leap in the development of public spaces through the establishment of two modern recreational destinations, providing an attractive environment for residents and visitors while balancing urban growth with the preservation of natural resources.

According to Oman News Agency, these development views represent not only architectural projects but also a practical commitment to sustainability principles. The designs respect the geographical character of the region and offer integrated service facilities that enhance local investment opportunities and support domestic tourism. The total cost of the two projects amounts to nearly RO 4 million, encompassing
a range of facilities catering to all age groups. These include green spaces, an open-air theater, cafés, sports fields, water fountains, walking and barbecue areas, prayer facilities, and other amenities.

Eng. Nasser Ali Al Siyabi, Director General of A’Dhahirah Municipality, stated that the governorate aims, through these view projects, to provide advanced municipal services and modern infrastructure. This contributes to enhancing quality of life, promoting community well-being, and supporting economic growth and local investment. He added that these projects align with the government’s approach to improve service efficiency and enhance competitiveness at local, regional, and international levels.

The municipality is also preparing to implement a new project aimed at supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and encouraging productive families by providing a stimulating environment and integrated facilities. This will empower these groups and strengthen their role in the economic and social developme
nt of A’Dhahirah Governorate. Eng. Shaikha Ahmed Al Wahshi, Supervisor of the Dank View Project, stated that the project is one of the pioneering tourism and development initiatives being implemented by A’Dhahirah Municipality.

She added that the project’s location was chosen adjacent to the main road linking Ibri and Hafeet, offering a distinctive viewpoint that enhances the governorate’s tourism and economic appeal. The project spans an area of 65,000 square meters and includes diverse service and recreational facilities such as a public promenade, an open amphitheater, children’s play areas, a swimming pool, water fountains, food kiosks, parking spaces, a reception building, and pedestrian walkways. The total cost of the project is RO 2,128,790, with a completion rate of approximately 40%. It is expected to be finalized within one year of the start of implementation.

This project will stimulate commercial activity, increase property values in the area, and boost the local economy by supporting SMEs and g
enerate direct and indirect job opportunities, thereby enhancing the foundations of sustainable development in the Wilayat of Dank. Eng. Badr Khalifa Al Shukeili, Supervisor of Yanqul View Project, stated that the project, implemented by A’Dhahirah Municipality, is located on the road linking Yanqul and Sohar, with a completion rate of 35%. It is expected to be completed by early next year. He told ONA that the total area of the project is 65,000 square meters, situated in the Nahda area on the Sohar-Yanqul road, with a total cost of RO 1.86 million.