Oman revokes licences of 17 Sanad service centres over regulatory violations
Dubai: Oman's Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion has revoked the licences of 17 Sanad service centres for breaching regulations governing their operations, as authorities step up efforts to ensure compliance with service standards. The ministry said the decision followed periodic inspection campaigns to assess the centres' performance and verify their compliance with approved…
The Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion in Oman has revoked the licences of 17 Sanad service centres due to regulatory violations. The decision comes after periodic inspection campaigns aimed at assessing centres' performance and verifying compliance with approved regulatory requirements. The violations were detected under the regulatory framework established by Ministerial Decision No. 244/2022, which governs Sanad Service Centres.
These centres, which operate across Oman, provide individuals and businesses with access to over 370 electronic and administrative services. The ministry emphasized the importance of strict adherence to applicable regulations, rules, and operational guidelines, warning that non-compliance could lead to penalties, including licence revocation.
The inspection campaigns aim to strengthen regulatory oversight, maintain service quality, and ensure compliance with established standards.
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