MUSCAT: Oman’s Ministry of Labour, in cooperation with the National Risk Register, has launched a national framework to strengthen government entities’ ability to anticipate and manage institutional risks, Oman News Agency reported.
The National Enterprise Risk Management Governance Framework establishes a unified national reference for the foundations, principles and governance requirements of institutional risk management, the agency said.
It aims to improve government entities’ capacity to identify potential risks, prepare for them and respond in a systematic and effective manner.
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The framework provides a common basis for risk management governance across government entities, supporting a more consistent approach to preparedness and response.
