MUSCAT : This initiative is the first of its kind within the ministry and aligns with its efforts to develop smart embassies that utilize modern technology for enhanced service delivery.
The opening session of the hackathon program was launched today, October 22, under the patronage of H.E. Khalid Hashel Al Musalhi, Undersecretary of the Foreign Ministry for Administrative and Financial Affairs, at the Ministry headquarters.
The hackathon seeks to generate innovative ideas and models for smart embassies that leverage artificial intelligence and other advanced technologies. By focusing on digital transformation, cybersecurity, resource management, and digital communication, the program aims to identify solutions that meet the needs of both embassies and their citizens.
In his opening speech, His Excellency emphasized the significance of this program in achieving a quantum leap in the efficiency of diplomatic work. He highlighted the ministry’s commitment to employing modern technology to streamline procedures and improve service delivery.
The hackathon will continue until mid-December and welcomes participation from ministry employees and missions. Innovative ideas and projects will be evaluated by a committee, and the winning initiatives will be implemented to enhance the institutional performance of Omani embassies.


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