Oman bans sale of children's doll
The second phase of combating hidden trade in the Sultanate of Oman has been completed, during which 27,000 commercial registrations were recorded and 45 individuals were apprehended, aiming to enhance the civilized appearance and facilitate commercial movement. Additionally, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry launched a campaign for certification, while the residents of Al Awabi are calling for the preservation of their old market from the abandoned market. The measures also included a decision to ban the import of certain types of fish, along with warnings against the sale of banned children's dolls, amid reports that Iran's strikes have ceased following the arrival of an Omani delegation in Tehran.
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