MUSCAT – The agreement seeks to boost the operational efficiency of relief mechanisms by enhancing institutional and community resilience, developing critical infrastructure and services, and building national competencies in risk management. It also aims to consolidate integrated partnerships between the public and private sectors to support national initiatives with a sustainable impact.
The agreement was signed by His Excellency Dr. Yahya bin Badr Al Maawali, Governor of South Al Sharqiyah and Chairman of the Oman Charitable Organisation’s Sub-Committee in the governorate, and Eng. Khalid bin Mohammed Al Fannah, Director of Sustainability and Corporate Communications at OMIFCO. The signing ceremony was attended by representatives from the Oman Charitable Organization and a number of officials from the governorate.
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