Oman’s Consumer Protection Authority (CPA) is introducing a “Consumer Passport,” a digital identity system designed to simplify access to its services. This initiative aims to allow consumers to easily manage a range of CPA offerings through a single, secure platform. Details regarding the passport’s full functionality and launch date are expected to be released shortly. The CPA believes this will improve efficiency and convenience for consumers navigating various protection and support mechanisms. By consolidating services digitally, the authority hopes to enhance transparency and responsiveness to consumer needs. This move is part of a broader effort to modernize public services in Oman and embrace digital transformation. Ultimately, the “Consumer Passport” intends to empower Omani consumers with greater control over their rights and protections.