Oman’s Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning has launched phase one of the Sultan Haitham City project in Muscat and awarded OMR1 billion ($2.58 billion) for its development. This ambitious project aims to redefine urban living while addressing the growing demand for residential infrastructure.
Spanning across 5 million square meters, phase one of the Sultan Haitham City project will become a vibrant hub accommodating over 39,000 residents. With more than 7,000 residential units, the city promises a modern and sustainable living environment.
Key features
The project encompasses a diverse range of facilities catering to various aspects of community life. Some of the features include a central park, healthcare facilities, and educational institutions. Moreover, the establishment of a government university and the College of Advanced Technology underscores the project’s commitment to fostering academic excellence.
Sultan Haitham City will include a 20,000 sqm youth center, a rehabilitation center for people with special needs, and a complex of government schools, accommodating 6,900 students. It will also include an international private school, four health centers, a police station, and a civil defense center.
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Strategic partnerships
The Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning has forged 35 strategic partnerships with leading players in the engineering, consulting services, and real estate development sectors to ensure the successful execution of phase one of Sultan Haitham City.
Moreover, Oman engaged with international consultants to bring world-class expertise in urban planning and design to Sultan Haitham City. Agreements with renowned firms such as Kohler Architects, SOM Consultants, Panter Hudspith Architects, and Altivia Consultants signify a commitment to excellence in architectural and engineering standards.
Phase one of Sultan Haitham City is scheduled for completion by 2030. It aligns with Oman’s broader vision for sustainable urban development and economic diversification. As construction progresses, the project will emerge as a beacon of progress, innovation, and inclusive growth in Oman.
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