Ratified by Royal Decree 37/2021.
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Based on the Capital Market Law promulgated by Royal Decree 80/98,
the approval of the Board of Directors of the Capital Market Authority,
and the approval of the Ministry of Finance,
and in pursuance of public interest,
it is hereby decided
Article I
The licence fees of Muscat Stock Exchange SAOC are hereby determined in accordance with the attached schedule.
| No | Service | Fee Amount | Due Date |
| 1 | Licence issuance | 10,000,000 (ten million Rial Omani) |
Upon submitting the licence application for the first time. |
| 2 | Annual fee | 5% (five percent) annually of the total trading commissions and the third market commissions charged by the stock exchange. This percentage is doubled annually but up to a maximum of 35%. | Its calculation begins on 1 January 2022 and is paid quarterly within 15 (fifteen) days from the end of the month of March, June, September, and December of each year. |
Article II
This decision shall be published in the Official Gazette, and comes into force on the day following the date of its publication.
Issued on: 7 Ramadan 1442
Corresponding to: 20 April 2021
Sultan bin Salim bin Said Al-Habsi
Minister of Finance
Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Capital Market Authority
Published in Official Gazette 1389 issued on 25 April 2021.
Ratified by Royal Decree 38/2021.
Published in Official Gazette 1389 issued on 25 April 2021.
Published in Official Gazette 1389 issued on 25 April 2021.
Note: The following text is a public domain translation published by the Official OmanVsCovid19 Twitter account.
Statement of the Supreme Committee
Within it’s continuous sessions held to evaluate and address the developments of COVID-19 in the Sultanate, the Supreme Committee has reviewed the epidemiological investigation reports of the pandemic across all the governorates, which revealed an elevated level of severity in the epidemiological situation of COVID-19 cases in Dhofar Governorate, as the number has increased steadily during the last period, which in turn triggered the ICU admissions and mortalities that outstripped the capacity.
Therefore, attempting to protect the community, and to maintain the capacity of the healthcare system to be able to deal with the disease while providing other health services to the public, the Supreme Committee decided to extend the closure period of commercial activities and ban movement at night-time to start from 6 pm till 5 am, effective tomorrow Saturday Ramadan 4, 1442 H – 17 of April 2021 until further notice.
The Committee stresses that this decision is subject to review at a later stage, based on the epidemiological indicators, and that it is about to take stringent decisions to contain the pandemic, including a full closure of the epidemiological situation required.
Accordingly, the Supreme Committee urges everyone to avoid practices that could lead to a COVID-19 surge; prominently failing to practice social distancing, wearing face masks in mosques or other public settings, and holding social gatherings; funerals, Iftars, or weddings, and visiting commercial establishments at crowded times.
May Allah Protect Us All From Harm
Published in Official Gazette 1389 issued on 25 April 2021.