Article 61: To obtain a license any Omani journalist shall comply with the following conditions: 1- He must have attained the age of 21 years old. 2- Must be a holder of appropriate study qualifications, or he must have regularly exercised the profession for five years at least. 3- Must not to be convicted by any penalty related to honor, trust and honesty unless he respect has been restored to him, or was granted a pardon from the competent authorities. 4- Must have record of good behavior and conduct 5- Must not to be employed with any foreign country or occupying a public post. Article 62: In addition to the provisions of article (61), the non-Omani journalists, for obtaining the license of exercising the journalism profession in the Sultanate of Oman should satisfy the following conditions: 1- To be holder of any journalist card issued by the country of his origin or by the country of the journal with which he represents. 2- To be holder of a legal work permit from the competent authorities. 3- To be holder of appropriate study qualification and possesses at least five years’ experience in journalism Article 63: The journal correspondents and foreign New Agencies may not exercise their work in the Sultanate unless they obtain the relevant license from the Publication and Press Department. The competent authorities shall facilitate their access to the relevant information enabling them to carry out their works within the while respecting the national sovereignty, the professional ethics, the laws and the regulations in force. Such correspondents are not allowed to enter or publish any false or prejudiced news in foreign newspapers and prints about the Sultanate. Article 64: The Omani journalists shall not work in any non-Omani newspapers, agencies or media inside or outside the Sultanate, only after obtainment of license in this concern from the Publication and Press Department. 16