National Museum and Omani Women’s Association Sign Cooperation Agreement

By the Editorial Team · Wednesday, September 2, 2026

The National Museum and the Omani Women’s Association in Muscat signed an agreement to collaborate on preserving Omani cultural heritage and raising community awareness. This partnership aims to highlight Oman’s cultural identity and the contributions of Omani women, promoting public engagement through joint programs.

The National Museum and the Omani Women’s Association in Muscat have formalized a cooperation agreement aimed at enhancing collaboration in the preservation of Omani cultural heritage and promoting community awareness. The agreement was signed on Tuesday in Muscat by Jamal bin Hassan al Mousawi, Secretary-General of the National Museum, and Liqa bint Saif al Maawali, Chairperson of the Omani Women’s Association in Muscat.

The partnership seeks to facilitate the exchange of expertise and knowledge between the two organizations, with a focus on highlighting Oman’s cultural identity. Additionally, the collaboration aims to underscore the role and contributions of Omani women across various sectors.

Officials involved emphasized that the agreement represents a shared commitment to safeguarding Oman’s rich cultural legacy while empowering women’s participation in cultural and societal development. The initiative is expected to foster greater public engagement and awareness of Omani traditions and heritage through joint programs and activities.

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