Oman Promotes Flag and Emblem Rules
The Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Investment Promotion emphasized the importance of adhering to legal regulations when using the flag of the Sultanate of Oman and the national emblem in products, commercial materials, and promotional items. Establishments must obtain the necessary licenses and approvals before manufacturing, importing, or displaying products in the markets to protect these national symbols and preserve their dignity. These measures come in conjunction with upcoming national celebrations, during which it is prohibited to place the flag or emblem on products in a manner that violates laws. Specifically, their use as trademarks or incorporation into designs without prior permission is forbidden, to safeguard the national symbolism and prevent unauthorized commercial use. The law strongly emphasizes the need to verify compliance with legal procedures before introducing products bearing the Omani flag or emblem into the market. It also enforces strict regulation over the manufacturing and importation processes of materials containing national symbols, ensuring respect for the significance of these symbols.
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