Al Mudhaibi: On the 7th of July, the Public Establishment for Industrial Estates (Madayn) issued a tender for the establishment of "Al Mudhaibi Industrial City" within the North A’Sharqiyah Governorate.
This tender is open to specialized companies from both the Sultanate of Oman and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Interested parties are invited to participate in the tender through an Omani-Saudi coalition, which will be responsible for the implementation of the city's infrastructure, starting with the first phase.
The scope of this tender encompasses the development of approximately 2.5 million square meters of land. This development will include the provision of essential services such as road networks, water supply, sewage systems, lighting, security fencing, and surveillance systems.
Furthermore, the project will feature administrative offices, private parking facilities, truck entrance and exit tracks, and a service building that will accommodate the offices of the industrial city's management teams.
Additionally, a separate unit known as "Masar Service Centre" will be established to act as a comprehensive one-stop shop for investors.
Governor Mahmoud Yahya Al Dhuhli of North Al Sharqiyah expressed his vision for Al Mudhaibi Industrial City, describing it as an integrated environment that will serve as a hub for the industrial sector within the governorate. He highlighted that the facility will be equipped with all the necessary infrastructure to support various sectors, including mining, food, tourism, and others, which have access to the governorate's raw materials.
Sheikh Saud Mohammed Al Hinai, the Wali of Al Mudhaibi, mentioned that the city spans an area of approximately 9 million square meters, with 3 million square meters allocated for commercial and industrial sectors in the initial phase.
He emphasized the city's commitment to fostering industrial development in the governorate, aiming to attract investment and promote high-quality projects.
Al Hinai also underscored the investment incentives offered by the industrial city, which include tax exemptions, complete ownership rights for non-Omanis over projects, and lease contracts that can extend up to 30 years.
