Oman is undertaking a major expansion of its healthcare infrastructure, with nine new hospitals currently under construction, set to add more than 1,660 beds across the country. Simultaneously, five referral hospitals, 15 primary healthcare centers, and nine dialysis units are also being upgraded or newly built.
One of the most prominent projects is the new Sultan Qaboos Hospital in Salalah—a seven-story facility with a capacity of 700 beds, built at a cost of approximately $358.8 million USD. The hospital will feature cutting-edge medical equipment, specialized clinics, diagnostic units, laboratories, and comprehensive healthcare services.
In Dhofar Governorate, nine hospital and health center projects are either under construction or being expanded, with a total investment exceeding $416 million USD.
In North Al Sharqiyah Governorate, construction is advancing on a hospital with more than 150 beds, covering key medical specialties. The project is valued at over $145.6 million USD.
Meanwhile, in South Al Sharqiyah Governorate, the foundation stone has been laid for Al Falah Hospital, which will cover a 343,000 m² site, with a built-up area of 58,000 m². The hospital is expected to be completed within 30 months and will offer 170 beds, with a total cost of around $134.8 million USD.
In Al Dakhiliyah Governorate, more than 25% of the Samayil Hospital project has been completed. The hospital is being built on 250,000 m² of land at an estimated cost of over $117 million USD.
Al Suwaiq Hospital, located in North Al Batinah Governorate, is nearing completion. With a land area of 287,000 m² and a built-up area of 47,357 m², the project is valued at approximately $195 million USD.
These investments reflect Oman’s long-term commitment to strengthening its national healthcare system and expanding access to modern medical services across all governorates.
Source: Oman Daily Observer
