Oman’s Al-Raml Heritage Project in Ibri
Reviving cultural identity and driving sustainable tourism — Al-Raml Heritage Quarter Development
Key Highlights
- Project Name
- Al-Raml Heritage Quarter Development
- Location
- Ibri, Al Dhahirah Governorate, Oman
- Total Area
- 6,350 m²
- Investment
- 1 million Omani rials
- Duration
- 2 years (estimated)
- Implementing Body
- Al Dhahirah International for Development and Investment
- Supervising Authority
- Ministry of Heritage and Tourism
Project Objectives
- Preserve Oman’s cultural and architectural heritage.
- Transform Al-Raml into an integrated tourism and heritage destination.
- Support local businesses and craftspeople.
- Create job opportunities for the community.
- Encourage sustainable economic growth in Al Dhahirah.
Main Features
- Heritage museum showcasing Ibri’s history.
- Traditional-style inns and hospitality areas.
- Main café and restaurant for visitors and events.
- 28 retail outlets for artisans and family enterprises.
- Outdoor leisure spaces with views of Jabal Al-Raml.
Impact
The Al-Raml Heritage Project is positioned as a cornerstone of Oman Vision 2040.
It demonstrates how heritage conservation can coexist with modernization — reinforcing the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism’s mission
to protect historical identity while stimulating tourism and attracting investment. The project aims to deliver long-term cultural
and economic benefits for the region, through community employment, support for local crafts, and sustainable tourism development.



