Workshop looks at drafting 2024-2040 strategic plan
Published: 04:10 PM,Oct 26,2023 | EDITED : 08:10 PM,Oct 26,2023
The workshop’s opening was attended by Sayyid Mohammed bin Sultan al Busaidy, Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Judicial Council. - ONA
MUSCAT: The Supreme Judicial Council on Thursday held a workshop on drafting its strategic plan for the period 2024-2040.
The event was held under the patronage of Dr Khamis bin Saif al Jabri, Chairman of Oman Vision 2040 Implementation Follow-up Unit.
The strategic plan’s drafting involves the participation of more than 200 specialists from 29 government departments, private establishments and civil society institutions. The plan will constitute a road map for achieving the council’s long-term goals.
During the ceremony, Al Jabri launched “Tawtheeq” digital platform, which specialises in providing notary public services electronically.
The platform provides 61 services within the first package and it is aimed at streamlining procedures, enhancing preventive justice and realising comprehensive digital transition.
The platform enables a notary public to digitise all documents, which will be issued in a unified format, a unified template and in digital procedures that will help avoid forgery, counterfeit and deletion, besides securing accuracy.
The council also launched its new website, which groups several platforms in one place. These include a platform for advocates, a platform for employees and other platforms, all designed to give visitors easy access to the council’s digital website.
The workshop’s opening was attended by Sayyid Mohammed bin Sultan al Busaidy, Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Judicial Council. - ONA
The event was held under the patronage of Dr Khamis bin Saif al Jabri, Chairman of Oman Vision 2040 Implementation Follow-up Unit.
The strategic plan’s drafting involves the participation of more than 200 specialists from 29 government departments, private establishments and civil society institutions. The plan will constitute a road map for achieving the council’s long-term goals.
During the ceremony, Al Jabri launched “Tawtheeq” digital platform, which specialises in providing notary public services electronically.
The platform provides 61 services within the first package and it is aimed at streamlining procedures, enhancing preventive justice and realising comprehensive digital transition.
The platform enables a notary public to digitise all documents, which will be issued in a unified format, a unified template and in digital procedures that will help avoid forgery, counterfeit and deletion, besides securing accuracy.
The council also launched its new website, which groups several platforms in one place. These include a platform for advocates, a platform for employees and other platforms, all designed to give visitors easy access to the council’s digital website.
The workshop’s opening was attended by Sayyid Mohammed bin Sultan al Busaidy, Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Judicial Council. - ONA