Muscat: In celebration of the anniversary marking His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik's ascension to power on January 11, the Secretariat General for National Celebrations has unveiled the emblem of "Oman's Renewed Renaissance."
This emblem highlights the "5 years" during which His Majesty the Sultan has established the "5 fundamental pillars" of Social Development, Youth, Economy, Decentralization, and Governance.
The design features overlapping circles that symbolize the dynamic nature of decision-making and execution. The upper arch signifies ongoing implementation through adaptable and resilient plans aimed at continuous improvement, while also representing the synergy among all essential sectors. It reflects the successful outcomes of national initiatives inspired by the Royal vision, which is central to the five pillars.
The emblem incorporates various colors, each with its own significance. Dark purple represents nobility and royal grandeur, as well as the rich cultural heritage of Oman and its esteemed status among nations. It embodies originality, distinctiveness, and the essence of authentic cultural legacy.
The greenish-blue hue signifies innovation and modernization, reflecting the nation's relentless pursuit of advancement while also conveying a sense of tranquility and steadfast commitment to sustainability.
Gold symbolizes excellence and achievement, representing a deep-rooted heritage and a promising future aimed at fostering a robust economy and prosperity, while also mirroring the nation's lofty aspirations.
The greyish-yellow tone denotes stability and warmth, embodying elegance and hospitality. It illustrates the strong connection between people, land, and the environment, as well as the community's appreciation for simplicity.
