Muscat: The Royal Academy of Management (RAM) celebrated the first anniversary of its opening with the unveiling the academy's strategic plan for 2024 as well as a presentation of its key achievements and projects.
A commemorative postage stamp was also issued on the occasion, under the auspices of Sayyid Khalid bin Hilal al Busaidy, Minister of the Diwan of Royal Court and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the RAM.
The opening remarks at the press conference emphasised that the RAM embodies the vision of His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik to develop national leaders with renewed capabilities and skills in line with Oman Vision 2040.
The academy's efforts aim to strengthen communication between different leadership communities, recognising that these are essential principles for success and important tools for bridging the gap between society and government.
RAM's 2024 plan includes continued implementation of strategic programmes that it has initiated since its inception. The government sector track includes several diverse programmes, including the Public Policy and Strategic Planning Programme, the National Programme for Leadership Development and Future Foresight, the Future of Work in Government Programme, the Executive Strategic Planning Programme, the Professional Project Management Programme, the New Employee Orientation Programme in the Public Sector, and the Risk Management Programme.
The press conference included a guided tour of the RAM building, showcasing its departments and specialised centres. These centres are guided by the Royal Directives on enhancing the efficiency of the state's administrative apparatus, emphasising the importance of the private sector, directing development to the governorates, and the RAM's efforts related to developing human capital in various sectors.
The tour also highlighted the environment provided by the RAM to achieve its vision of being a leading beacon of knowledge in leadership and modern executive management.
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