Oman lifts ban on import of live birds from Iran

By News Desk on July 9, 2023

Muscat: Dr. Saud bin Hamoud Al Habsi, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources, issued a ministerial decision to lift the ban on importing live birds from the Islamic Republic of Iran, provided that this decision is implemented as of today.

This decision was based on the Veterinary Quarantine Law issued by Royal Decree No. 45/2004, and the executive regulations of the Veterinary Quarantine Law issued by Ministerial Resolution No. 107/2008, and Ministerial Resolution No. 6/2021 banning the import of live birds from some countries, and Ministerial Resolution No. 249 / 2021 prohibiting the import of live birds from some countries, and to the reports issued by the World Organization for Animal Health / WOAH /, and to the recommendation of the competent veterinary authority to eliminate the reason for banning the import of live birds from the Islamic Republic of Iran.

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