RAM’S Investment Planning Programme ends
The Investment Planning Programme, organised by the Royal Academy of Management (RAM), in collaboration with the National Programme for Investment and Export Development (Nazdaher), came to an end after three days of intensive knowledge transfer.
Attended by 35 participants from various governor offices, free zones, Ministries and investment departments from multiple governing authorities, the programme proved to be a pivotal platform for exploring and understanding potential investment opportunities across diverse sectors.
Commenting on the programme, Dr Fathia al Rashdi, Assistant Manager for Programme Affairs at the Royal Academy of Management, said, “It was an honour to collaborate with Nazdaher on this programme, and we commend their efforts and continued support.
“Through this programme, we aim to enrich participants' knowledge and skills with investments as well as showcase potential development opportunities in their respective sectors. The implementation of the programme reflects the Academy's and Nazdaher's joined commitment to foster collaboration, create innovative solutions, share expertise, contribute to the growth and development of the nation and attract investments in line with
Oman Vision 2040.”
The programme was aimed at making a comprehensive examination of prospective investment avenues and development possibilities across sectors and governorates. It provided the participants with valuable insights into Nazdaher’s way of developing, evaluating and analysing opportunities, as well as an in-depth overview of the National Investment Matrix.
In addition, participants engaged in hands-on sessions, group discussions, and real-time case studies that provided practical insights into the complexities of investment analysis.
Khalid al Shuaibi, President of Nazdaher, said, “The depth of engagement and the exchange of valuable insights over these past three days have truly reflected Nazdaher's commitment to stimulate growth, enhance knowledge and harness expertise.”