Muscat:The Shura Council reviewed its legislative achievements during the first, second, and third sittings of the tenth term at a media briefing attended by representatives of local Omani media and specialists interested in legislative work in the Sultanate of Oman.

According to Oman News Agency, the annual media briefing emphasized the Council's commitment to strengthening its strategic partnership with the media, enhancing effective communication, and ensuring transparency in conveying information related to its work. Khalid Hilal Al Maawali, Chairman of the Shura Council, highlighted the Council's dedication to addressing the current stage's requirements, aligning with Oman Vision 2040, and supporting the Sultanate's progress.

Al Maawali noted the Council's ongoing efforts to keep pace with national priorities, study issues, and provide recommendations for solutions. He also mentioned amendments to the Council of Oman Law and the directive to allocate eleven seats for women as part of the development of the shura process and the enhancement of national participation.

Sheikh Ahmed Mohammed Al Nadabi, Secretary-General of the Shura Council, presented a visual overview of the Council's legislative and oversight roles, as defined by the Basic Law of the State and the Council of Oman Law. The briefing also included a dialogue session with the chairs of the permanent committees, reviewing their achievements and discussing topics within their scope.

An exhibition accompanying the briefing showcased the Council's achievements and outputs, reflecting accomplishments in legislative and oversight tracks and the work of the permanent committees.