Muscat - The Diwan of Royal Court, represented by the Office for Conservation of the Environment, in cooperation with Al Madina Real Estate Company, will be signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop the Al Khuwair Nature Reserve. The signing will take place tomorrow, November 12 and is in accordance with the government’s commitment to promote the participation of the private sector in eco-tourism projects. The Nature Reserve will be established as an environmental, recreational, and educational destination allowing citizens, residents, and tourists to visit.

The MoU will be signed at a press conference held at the Grand Millennium Muscat, in the presence of representatives from both parties. The press conference will reveal further details, including the project timetable.

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