Chamber of Commerce's 10th elections: electronic voting approved
The Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry has prepared for the tenth elections by amending the regulations of the electoral committees, including the formation of the election committee and its responsibilities. Ministerial Decision No. 261/2026 was issued, granting authority to approve electronic voting devices and remote voting systems, reflecting the chamber's move towards modernizing its electoral processes and adopting digital technology. The amendments reduce the representation of the Ministry of Interior to a single member and replace the Capital Market Authority with the Financial Services Authority, in addition to adding responsibilities related to electronic and remote voting. These changes come ahead of the upcoming Board of Directors elections, as part of efforts to develop the electoral system, enhance transparency and efficiency, and support Oman’s broader initiatives to develop the private sector and diversify the economy.
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