MUSCAT – Bank Muscat has announced its ambitious program of supporting about 20 local sports club across the Sultanate, by installing natural or artificial turf, lighting and water desalination systems under its Green Sports programme.
Building on 15 years of success in supporting local sports teams, Bank Muscat, announced the opening of applications for the 2026 edition of the Green Sports programme until March 8th. Local sports teams may apply through the dedicated Green Sports online platform by completing the application form via (https://bm.click/GSR). Teams may also contact the Green Sports team for inquiries via email at [email protected] or by phone at 24801200 / 24801625.
Local sports teams play a vital role in engaging large segments of youth across different age groups. Their facilities serve as hubs for sports activities and social events, while also contributing to the expansion of green spaces across the Sultanate. The Green Sports programme was developed to strengthen the role of these teams by supporting Omani youth and providing suitable infrastructure to nurture their sporting, cultural, and social talents, the spokesperson said.
Since its launch in 2012, the Green Sports programme witnessed a strong demand and high level of competition. The Bank is committed to partnering with community sports teams and relevant stakeholders to meet youth aspirations and support them in sports and social development. The Green Sports programme stands as a successful model of community service, contributing to the development of sustainable sports infrastructure for local teams across the Sultanate.
The Green Sports programme continues to attract wide participation each year, with teams competing to benefit from support in turf installation, lighting, and water desalination. Since its inception, the programme has supported 223 teams, benefiting more than 77,000 members, underscoring its sustainability and success in serving Omani youth and the wider community. Bank Muscat also continues to inaugurate sports field projects previously selected for support across various governorates of the Sultanate.
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