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Contact Specialist Service Launched
Contact Specialist Service Launched
05 January 2026
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Public Prosecution launches Contact Specialist Service to enables applicants to book an appointment to with one of the prosecutors. Applications can be made through the Public Prosecution's E-Service Portal. The service aims at ensuring the proper follow of communication and enhancing the efficiency of communication with beneficiaries.

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 OPP Awarded OBC Alignment Recognition Certificate for HQ Building
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OPP Awarded OBC Alignment Recognition Certificate for HQ Building

Public Prosecution has been awarded OBC Alignment Recognition Certificate for its HQ Building after successfully meeting all approved regulatory and technical construction standards. Designed and completed in accordance with HSE and sustainability requirements, the building reflects a strong commitment to the highest levels of quality and urban development. The headquarters also symbolises the institutional vision of the Supreme Judicial Council, represented by Public Prosecution, in creating a modern and integrated workplace that promotes efficiency, sustainability, and high-quality infrastructure. This achievement contributes to strengthening institutional performance and operational excellence, in line with ongoing efforts toward development and modernization.
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12 May 2026
Attorney General Meets Swiss Counterpart in Bern
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Attorney General Meets Swiss Counterpart in Bern

His Excellency Nasr Khamis Al Sawaii, Attorney General of the Sultanate of Oman, met with His Excellency Stefan Blättler, Attorney General of Switzerland, in Bern on Thursday, April 30, 2026. The meeting was attended by the accompanying delegation. The two sides discussed a number of matters of mutual interest in judicial and legal affairs, including developments in transnational organized crime and effective methods for combating such crimes and gathering evidence. A joint statement was issued following the meeting, emphasizing the importance of strengthening international cooperation to combat crime—particularly emerging and transnational crimes. The statement also highlighted the value of exchanging expertise, successful experiences, and best practices between the two countries in a manner that supports judicial systems and promotes the swift administration of justice. The program also included a visit to the Supreme Court, where the delegation was briefed on its departments, jurisdictions, and judicial processes. In addition, the delegation was introduced to the role of the Money Laundering Reporting Office Switzerland and its best practices in combating money laundering and terrorist financing. The visit comes to bolster ties of cooperation between the Omani Public Prosecution (OPP) and the Office of Attorney General of Switzerland in the field of criminal investigations especially against transnational crimes.
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03 May 2026