(MENAFN- Muscat Daily) Muscat- The Supreme Council for Planning in cooperation with the Institute of Public Administration (IPA) launched on Monday the national project for preparing manpower in the field of feasibility studies and development projects.
The national project is part of the six-week long (1,000 training hours) three initiatives implemented by the council as part of the recommendations by the National Program for Enhancing Diversification 'Tanfeedh'.
The programme will prepare national cadres specialised in preparing, analysing and revising economic feasibility studies, which is one of the priorities of the next stage to ensure high degree of efficiency and enable the public sector units to carry out their functions and implement their plans effectively.
Sayyid Zaki bin Hilal al Busaidi, CEO of IPA, said that the programme comes with the efforts made to build national capacities in evaluating development projects.
The programme will be a key addition to the efforts made to develop Omani human resources and have specialised cadres at various public organisations coinciding with the 47th National Day celebrations.
On his part, Sheikh Said bin Rashid al Qatabi, director general of the Social Sectors at the Secretariat General of the Supreme Council for Planning and head of the Initiative Work Team said that Tanfeedh came with a number of initiatives that aim at achieving the sultanate's visions towards economic diversification.
This will be done through identifying the challenges and difficulties facing the public and private sector organisations.
A work team has been formed to follow up the implementation of the initiative and develop necessary mechanisms. The team comprises representatives from a number of ministries and IPA.
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