MUSCAT : His Highness Sayyid Theyazin Bin Haitham Al Said has opened Outward Bound Oman Centre for Youth Training in Al Khoudh on Monday.
Outward Bound Oman (OBO) was launched in the Sultanate in 2009 by a number of founders like Dentons, Shell and the Suhail Bahwan Group prior to the issuance of a ministerial decision in 2014 officially inducting OBO as an institution that utilises the Sultanate’s mountainous, desert and marine environment as a source of (educational) inspiration.
So far, OBO trained more than 16,000 participants all over the Sultanate, of them employees, job seekers, students, and persons with disability.
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OBO unveiled a 5-year ambitious development plan envisaging the setting up of a pioneering national training centre to be based at Al Jabal Al Akhdhar. The centre is expected to be opened by late 2021.
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