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Oman announces fireworks display in Muscat for Sultan Haitham’s accession anniversary

Oman announces fireworks display in Muscat for Sultan Haitham’s accession anniversary

Oman announces Muscat fireworks at Al Khoudh Dam on Sunday, January 11, starting 8 PM sharp/Representative Image

The General Secretariat of National Celebrations has officially announced a grand fireworks display in Muscat to mark the anniversary of His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik’s Accession to the Throne. The event will take place tomorrow, January 11, at Al Khoudh Dam in the Wilayat of Seeb, and fireworks begin at 8:00 PM.The display is part of the nationwide celebrations being held across the Sultanate to commemorate Accession Day, an occasion of national significance. Authorities have invited the public to attend the event and participate in the celebrations, while urging everyone to adhere to the safety and traffic guidelines issued by the relevant authorities to ensure an orderly and secure experience for all attendees.

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