Sohar: Mohammed Sulaiman Al Kindi, Governor of North Al Batinah, affirmed that Sohar's selection to be Guest of Honour for the 2025 Arab Socially Responsible City Award results from concerted efforts by government and private entities, along with civil society organizations, to institutionalize social responsibility as a pillar of sustainable development. According to Oman News Agency, this statement came during an official visit by the Regional Network for Social Responsibility to Sohar, coinciding with the city's designation as Guest of Honor for the 2025 Arab Socially Responsible City Award - a professional classification recognizing leading Arab cities in community responsibility. Dr. Ali Al Ibrahim, Vice President of the Regional Network for Social Responsibility (CSR), noted that the award represents a pioneering Arab initiative with broad official acceptance, with ten Arab cities honored since its 2014 launch. He emphasized Sohar's selection for the tenth edition acknowledges its leadership in social responsibility, making the award events a turning point for enhancing sustainable practices across multiple projects in the city. Sheikh Mohammed Abdullah Al Busaidi, Wali of Sohar, expressed pride in this recognition, highlighting the crucial role of public/private institutions and community members in supporting sustainable development. He stated Sohar's selection honors all residents and contributors to advancing social responsibility culture, noting ongoing efforts to establish Sohar as a model for sustainable development and organized community work, with continued support for initiatives enhancing societal welfare and realizing Oman's vision in this field. The delegation subsequently visited the Children's Exploratory Center at Falaj Al Qabail Park and the Autism Center to review services provided for children, followed by a tour of Sohar Port to examine social responsibility projects implemented by various private companies and institutions.
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