Muscat – With 161 participants, the program focuses on developing specialized skills, fostering innovation, and promoting sustainability to drive growth in the logistics sector.
Through a combination of hands-on workshops and field visits, the program equips participants with practical, real-world experience, preparing them for seamless integration into the workforce.
Strategic partnerships are key to this programme’s success, ensuring a well-rounded training experience that enhances skill development and supports the continuous growth of the logistics industry.
As the program enters phase two, 90 participants will deepen their focus on logistics leadership and innovation, contributing to the sustainable development of the logistics sector.
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