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Oman's Civil Aviation Authority launches Sharaka initiative for national talent development
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Oman's Civil Aviation Authority launches Sharaka initiative for national talent development

From Times of Oman · () English

Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The Civil Aviation Authority in Oman launched the Sharaka initiative to foster knowledge exchange between government and private sectors.
  • The program includes four specialized workshops focused on institutional development and human resource efficiency.
  • The initiative aims to strengthen national competencies and promote continuous learning through expert-led sessions.

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) in Oman's Dhofar Governorate has initiated the "Sharaka" (Partnership) program, designed to enhance collaboration between government and private sector entities. This initiative focuses on strengthening knowledge integration through training and developmental programs, leveraging national expertise.

At Sohar International, we continuously seek opportunities to create greater value through strategic partnerships that complement our vision of becoming a world-leading Omani service company.

— Abdul Qadir Al SumaliCommenting on the partnership between Sohar International and Snoonu Oman.

The program aims to develop national competencies and improve human resource efficiency across various administrative and technical fields. It features four specialized workshops throughout the year, addressing institutional development needs and promoting a culture of continuous learning. Expert lectures will be delivered by professionals from government, civilian, military, and security institutions, as well as private sector companies in the governorate.

Our collaboration with Snoonu brings together financial expertise and digital innovation to develop practical solutions that support businesses, entrepreneurs, and individuals in achieving their ambitions.

— Abdul Qadir Al SumaliCommenting on the partnership between Sohar International and Snoonu Oman.

The inaugural workshop, "Strategic Communication Planning," explored institutional communication concepts, media planning tools, and the role of strategic communication in achieving institutional and developmental goals. Participants also toured the Meteorology Exhibition, learning about the latest technologies used for aviation safety and weather forecasting. The CAA emphasizes its commitment to investing in human capital through this initiative.

Snoonu’s growth has been driven by a commitment to innovation and creating meaningful impact for our customers, merchants, and riders.

— Said Al MakariCommenting on the partnership between Sohar International and Snoonu Oman.
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Originally published by Times of Oman in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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