Sunday 27 / April / 2025
Salalah— The Ministry of Finance reviewed several of its key projects and initiatives, including the Unified Government Financial System (Maliyah), the Unified Treasury Account, the National Register of Government Assets, the Program and Performance Budgeting application, the Government Services Pricing Project, as well as the Public Expenditure Control Initiative, the Beneficiary Services System, and the update of the bay-law of the Financial Law.
This took place during the Ministry of Finance’ forum, organized by the ministry today at the Millennium Hotel in Salalah, Dhofar Governorate, to introduce its projects and programs.
Abdullah Salim Al Harthy, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Finance delivered a speech emphasizing that the forum reflects the ministry’s commitment to enhancing communication and institutional integration, as well as promoting its projects and initiatives aligned with Oman Vision 2040.
These efforts support the push toward sustainable and effective financial management.
He affirmed that the Ministry of Finance has worked in recent years to develop the financial system by launching a series of strategic projects, which have significantly contributed to achieving positive outcomes. These include reducing the public debt-to-GDP ratio, decreasing reliance on external financing, and generating direct financial savings that have supported developmental spending priorities.
The forum featured a visual presentation on the ministry’s key projects and initiatives, along with a discussion session with participants from various entities and institutions.
The event aimed to raise awareness about the Ministry of Finance’s projects, which seek to enhance public financial management efficiency through expenditure control, procedural governance, and increased transparency.
