MUSCAT : The programme, which lasts for 6 months, includes training workshops and field visits aimed at enhancing the efficiency of the cadres working in government projects and contracts.
This, in turn, will contribute to achieving the objectives of Oman Vision 2040 and the Tender Board’s strategy to raise the efficiency of workers and improve the management of government projects and contracts.
H.E. Eng. Badr Salim Al Ma’amari, Secretary-General of the Tender Board, explained that the ‘Imkan 2’ programme is of great importance in developing project workers and providing them with the necessary skills to keep pace with the next phase, which will witness the establishment of major projects and contracts.
“The ‘Imkan’ program has achieved many goals, most notably, creating an integrated platform for human cadres working in the field of project management and government contracts, and adopting a unified strategy for the project quality system with national and international standards,” he stated.
The second edition of the ‘Imkan’ programme follows the successes and goals achieved by ‘Imkan 1’, which was able to train approximately 50 engineers from various government agencies.

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