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Observer
13-07-2025
- Business
- Observer
Labour Ministry unveils vocational plan for governorates
Salalah: Sayyid Salim bin Musallam al Busaidi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Labour for Human Resources Development, affirmed that the Ministry is advancing a new generation of specialised training and development programmes tailored to the specific needs of each governorate. These efforts aim to strengthen human capital and align skills development with the priorities of Oman Vision 2040. Speaking at the 11th Annual Human Development Conference in Salalah, al Busaidi announced that customised training initiatives will be introduced for each governorate, focusing on building local leadership and technical specialisations that directly address regional development requirements. He described the initiative as a strategic step towards decentralised, results-oriented training. He further noted that the Ministry is working to establish clear vocational pathways beginning at the intermediate school level. These pathways will enable Omani youth to pursue professional education aligned with their individual aptitudes and the economic priorities of their local communities. Each governorate will benefit from a unique comparative advantage, with vocational colleges and training centres delivering programmes tailored to those needs. 'We are currently piloting two models to establish a comprehensive vocational track that links education with employment and improves the job readiness of our youth,' said Al Busaidi. He emphasised that these initiatives build upon previous achievements, with renewed focus on enhancing training quality and expanding developmental impact. Al Busaidi concluded by reaffirming the Ministry's commitment to empowering Omanis across all governorates, stating that these targeted programmes represent a transformative phase in national workforce development, built on principles of specialisation, decentralisation, and future-readiness.
Observer
18-05-2025
- Business
- Observer
Semiconductor design hub launched in Oman
The Sultanate of Oman has taken a significant step toward strengthening its position in the global digital economy with the signing of a cooperation programme to establish a large-scale integrated circuit (IC) design company in the country. The agreement was inked on Sunday, May 18 by the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology (MoTCIT) and the Ministry of Labour with Indian technology firm Kinesis Semicon. The initiative aims to boost innovation in semiconductor design while nurturing local engineering talent. As part of the programme, 80 Omani engineers will undergo a 12-month intensive training in semiconductor design, funded by the Ministry of Labour. The initiative is aligned with efforts to build a skilled national workforce capable of contributing to Oman's digital transformation. 'This cooperation is a milestone in building a robust semiconductor industry in Oman,' said Dr Ali bin Amer al Shidhani, Under-Secretary for Communications and Information Technology at MoTCIT . 'The new company will serve as a regional hub for chip design and will be powered by trained Omani professionals,' he added. Kinesis Semicon, a global player in semiconductor design and manufacturing, is committed to transferring advanced technological expertise to Oman, supporting the localisation of high-tech industries. The partnership is a cornerstone of the Digital Industry Program, a key component of the National Digital Economy Programme, which seeks to increase the digital sector's contribution to GDP, attract strategic investments, and enhance youth competitiveness in emerging technologies. Sayyid Salim bin Musallam al Busaidi, Undersecretary for for Human Resources Development at the Ministry of Labour, emphasised that the programme supports national objectives to build a future-ready workforce. 'This partnership reflects our commitment to equipping Omani talent with skills aligned to global market needs,' he said. 'It's a major step toward realizing Oman Vision 2040, positioning the Sultanate of Oman as an innovation-driven, knowledge-based economy.' The memorandum was signed by Dr Al Shidhani for MoTCIT, Sayyid al Busaidi for the Ministry of Labour, and Raju Panicker, CEO of Kinesis Semicon. — ONA
Zawya
09-04-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Oman: MoL to create 885 jobs in water sector as part of Omanisation drive
Muscat – The Ministry of Labour has launched a joint programme with the Authority for Public Services Regulation (APSR) and Nama Water Services to advance Omanisation efforts in the public sector, with plans to create 885 jobs for Omani nationals. A formal agreement was signed by H E Sayyid Salim bin Musallam al Busaidi, Undersecretary for Human Resources Development in the Ministry of Labour; Qais bin Saud al Zakwani, CEO of Nama Water Services; and H E Dr Mansour bin Talib bin Ali al Hinai, Chairman of APSR. The programme will be implemented in two phases. The first phase, already underway, has offered 379 jobs. The second phase will create an additional 406 job opportunities within Nama Water Services. Zakwani confirmed that candidates selected in the first phase will begin training next week. 'The programme targets an Omanisation rate of 84%.' The initiative is structured to provide jobseekers with skills and practical experience in the water services sector. It aims to help candidates identify career opportunities, develop in-demand skills, and receive specialised training. Participants will also be assessed to ensure they meet the required standards for employment. The focus on technical roles supports the government's broader Omanisation goals and reflects a strategy to integrate national talent into vital sectors of the economy. The agreement marks a step forward in creating sustainable employment for Omanis and strengthening the local workforce in essential public services. © Apex Press and Publishing Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Muscat Daily
08-04-2025
- Business
- Muscat Daily
MoL to create 885 jobs in water sector as part of Omanisation
Muscat – The Ministry of Labour has launched a joint programme with the Authority for Public Services Regulation (APSR) and Nama Water Services to advance Omanisation efforts in the public sector, with plans to create 885 jobs for Omani nationals. A formal agreement was signed by H E Sayyid Salim bin Musallam al Busaidi, Undersecretary for Human Resources Development in the Ministry of Labour; Qais bin Saud al Zakwani, CEO of Nama Water Services; and H E Dr Mansour bin Talib bin Ali al Hinai, Chairman of APSR. The programme will be implemented in two phases. The first phase, already underway, has offered 379 jobs. The second phase will create an additional 406 job opportunities within Nama Water Services. Zakwani confirmed that candidates selected in the first phase will begin training next week. 'The programme targets an Omanisation rate of 84%.' The initiative is structured to provide jobseekers with skills and practical experience in the water services sector. It aims to help candidates identify career opportunities, develop in-demand skills, and receive specialised training. Participants will also be assessed to ensure they meet the required standards for employment. The focus on technical roles supports the government's broader Omanisation goals and reflects a strategy to integrate national talent into vital sectors of the economy. The agreement marks a step forward in creating sustainable employment for Omanis and strengthening the local workforce in essential public services.
