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The Basic Statute of the State [1] [2] (also referred to as the Basic Law) is the cornerstone of the Omani legal system and it operates as a constitution for the country. The Basic Statute was issued in the year 1996 and thus far has been amended twice: once in 2011 as a response to protests occurring during the Arab Spring, [3] and once in 2021 to introduce procedures for the appointment of a ...
The Public Authority for Special Economic Zones and Free Zones (OPAZ) is a governmental body in the Sultanate of Oman. The Royal Decree No 105/2020 established OPAZ in August 2020. It oversees the Special Economic Zone at Duqm, the Al Mazunah Free Zone, the Salalah Free Zone, and the Sohar Free Zone. [1] The headquarter of OPAZ is located in ...
Media of Oman List of newspapers The Official Gazette ( Arabic : الجريدة الرسمية Al Jareedah Al Rasmeeyah ) is a weekly publication issued by the Ministry of Legal Affairs in pursuance of the Law of the Official Gazette issued by Royal Decree 84/2011.
Safeguard the interests of the government in disputes arising out of the performance of contracts related to it. Issue the Official Gazette and determine the suitable content to be published in it in accordance with the law. Represent the government in international and regional organizations and conferences relating to legal affairs.
The Ministry of Civil Services is the governmental body in the Sultanate of Oman responsible for all matters relating to government employees under the civil service system. The current Minister of Civil Service is Khalid bin Omar Al Marhoon . [ 1 ]
The Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs (MJLA) (Arabic: وزراة العدل والشؤون القانونية) is the governmental body in the Sultanate of Oman responsible for drafting legislation, providing other government bodies with legal advice, and regulating the legal profession.
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The court system in Oman is regulated by Royal Decree 90/99. There are three court levels in Oman, the Elementary Court is the lowest court, followed by the Court of Appeal, and then the Supreme Court as the highest court in the country. In addition to this there is an Administrative Court that looks into cases made against the government.