MUSCAT : The move marks a significant step in developing and regulating the legal consulting profession in line with the National Strategy for Professional Standards.
The unit seeks to monitor the needs of the labour market within the legal consulting sector. It will also work to enhance the competencies of national cadres by developing and implementing a set of professional standards and translating them into specialised training curricula and qualification programmes. This is designed to elevate the level of professionalism and ensure the quality of legal services in the Sultanate.

This license reflects the Ministry of Labour’s commitment to strengthening partnerships with professional associations, developing training and qualification system to meet the requirements of the next phase, and enhancing the alignment of training outcomes with labour market needs.
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