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Times of Oman·October 7, 2026

Mechanisms for electronically conducting annual inventory of government assets reviewed

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The Ministry of Finance is organizing workshops for more than 48 government entities in Muscat. These sessions aim to introduce the annual inventory procedures for 2026. The workshops specifically cover the mechanisms for electronically conducting the annual inventory of government assets.

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