Jebel Al Akhdar Exhibition Showcases Oman’s Fossils
Jebel Al Akhdar achieved profits of 350,000 riyals, with a 95% increase in sales among family-owned businesses. Additionally, 90,000 liters of oils and 600 tons of fruits were produced as part of an investment and agricultural boom in the region's olive sector. The Sultanate made a historic milestone by turning Jebel Al Akhdar into the Gulf Tourism Capital for 2027. Meanwhile, the activities of the Oman Geological Treasures Discovery continue, and efforts to improve crop yields using advanced techniques persist. On another note, consumer protection intervened after a purchase of a gold bar valued at 1,537 riyals that was not delivered.
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