About the programme
The Public policies and Strategic Planning Programme focuses on HM Sultan Haitham’s directives of developing leaders and national competencies in the field of designing and implementing public policies and strategies.
This programme will focus on developing an agile, future-ready mindset, with an emphasis on the importance of working as one-government, rather than in silos, to meet the national objectives and priorities of Oman. The programme consists of integrated face-to-face modules covering global and regional developments, strategic thinking and planning, and formulating and evaluating public policies.
This Programme includes two pathways
First pathway:
Undersecretaries
Programme’s Objectives:
- Understand the unique position that the Omani Undersecretary finds themselves in with regard to the scope of their authority and the challenges they face
- Develop, evaluate, and assess public policies using a robust, evidence-based approach
- Champion and support a culture of collaboration across ministries and private entities
- Effectively communicate public policies to different entities in the government, private sector and general public
- Be aware of and encourage the use of emerging disruptive technologies such as artificial intelligence where appropriate in their entities
Target audience:
Undersecretaries from different sectors of government
Programme’s language:
English
Partners
Second pathway:
Director Generals
Programme’s objectives
- Designing public policies and developing implementation mechanisms
- Dealing with the challenges of the successful implementation of public policies
- Translating the national strategies into action plans
- Evolution of the effectiveness of public policies based on the objectives and the results
- Understanding the effect of global trends and developments on Oman’s competitiveness
- Consolidating collaboration between the government entities to achieve the goals of Oman Vision 2040
Target audience
19 Director Generals in charge of Planning and Corporate Affairs in the public sector
Programme’s language
English
Partners
