Oman birth rate decline prompts forum support for marriage
The article presents the recommendations of the 13th Intellectual Symposium in the Sultanate of Oman to increase fertility rates and population growth. These include developing reproductive health services, supporting research related to infertility and delayed childbirth, as well as implementing economic measures and financial facilitation for young families with limited income, such as financial incentives and easing access to housing. It also emphasizes enhancing social awareness, family planning, and improving the work environment to support pregnant and nursing women. The goal is to address the decline in birth rates, which decreased from 34.1 to 20.8 births per thousand people between 2015 and 2025, in order to achieve family stability and demographic balance aligned with Oman Vision 2040's objectives.
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