Oman TV won many awards  for its documentaries:-

At the Arab Festival of Television and Broadcasting held in Tunisia 2007 :

*Gold award for "Diwan al Arab poetry" Historical serial
*Silver award for "Qanadil" Children's program

At the 9 Festival of Television and Broadcasting held in Bahrain Kingdom 2006 :

* Gold award for "Rahal"
* Gold award for " Library scientists" Children's program
* Silver award for " Nature in Oman" film

At the 8 Festival of Television and Broadcasting held in Bahrain Kingdom 2005 :
* Gold award for " Children's Puzzles "
* Silver award for "Oman's historical presence in East Africa" recorder
program
* Silver award for "Cultural Circles" Culture program

At the Arab Festival of Television and Broadcasting held in Tunisia 2005 :
 * Gold award for " A place in memory " documentary film
* First award for " Oman, the delight of visitors " program : Know your Country

At the 11 Cairo Festival of Television and Broadcasting in 2005:
* Gold award for " A place in memory " documentary film
* Creativity award for " Treasures of Traditional Crafts "

At the Arab Festival of Television and Broadcasting held in Tunisia 2004 :  
* Gold award for "Know your Country" Documentary Film
* Bronze award for "In the spot light" presented by Khalid Al Zadjali and directed by Ibrahim Al Zadjali
* Silver award for "A Family Affair" produced and presented by Hanan Al Kendi and directed by Qais Ba Omar
* Bronze award for " Oman's historical presence in East Africa" produces and presented by Mohammed Al Marjabi and directed by Mohammed Al Toobi
* Bronze award for " Cultural Circles" produces and presented by Meya Al Habsi and Hameed Al Balushi.

 9th Cairo Television and Radio Festival 2003
* The TV programme titled Silhouette, presented by Khalid Al Zadjali and directed by Ibrahim al Zadjali to win bronze award.
* A Family Affair, produced and presented by Hanan Al Kendi and directed by Qais Ba Omar, claimed a silver prize.
* Spotlights Oman's historical presence in East Africa, to win a bonze prize. The prize winning programme has been produced and presented by Mohammed Al Marjabi and directed by Mohammed Al Toobi.
* Cultural Circles, a programme jointly produced and presented by Meya Al Habsi and Hameed Al Balushi. It received a bronze award.
 
At the Arab Festival of Television and Broadcasting, held in Tunisia in September 2001,

* the studios were presented with the silver prize for the programme, "Colours". The presenters of this programme, Adnan Al-Mimni and Ebtihal Al-Zadjali were also awarded for their skills.

At the International Film Festival held in Tunisia in October 2001
* Oman TV won the gold for a joint project made in conjunction with the Royal Oman Police force. The public information awareness film discussed road safety.

Oman TV won many awards over the year 2001 for its documentaries, At the seven Gulf Festival :

*Gold award for "Nature in Oman" (film)
*Gold award for "Children's Puzzles"
*Silver award for "Radini" (song)
*Silver award for "Lucky Hour" (cultural programme)
*Bronze award for "Look to the People" (serial)

*Appreciation Certificate for "The People in the Autumn"
*Appreciation Certificate for the presenters of the programme, "Children's Puzzles"
*Appreciation Certificate for the actor "Saleh Zaal" for his role in the series "Look to the People"

 At the seventh International Cairo Festival in July 2001
 Oman TV was awarded an appreciation certificate for the live broadcast programme, "Family Matters".
Oman TV has won many awards and certificate for its international competitions. For example: Al-Sindbad film - documentaries film - children city - our beautiful language - the butting series.

 1997 - fifth gulf festival (Bahrain),
 Superior award for varieties competitions (Honey film), certificate for Oman in history and the programme in the Quran courtyards.

1999 - sixth gulf festival (Bahrain) :
*Gold award for competitions of the instructional advertisement programme (Al-Tamin subject).
*Silver award for Omani traditional markets programme .
*Many bronze awards.

2000 - sixth Cairo festival :
2 Bronze awards for morning coffee and family matters.

1999 - fifth Cairo festival :
Bronze medal for the programme Muscat 99.