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National Programme Launched to Enhance Efficiency of
Construction Sector in Oman
Muscat, 11 Feb 2026 (ONA) — The
Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion today launched the
National Programme for Enhancing the Efficiency of the Construction Sector, a
strategic initiative aimed at developing the capabilities of professionals in
the sector, raising execution quality, and strengthening professional practices
in accordance with the highest approved standards.
The programme focuses on hands-on,
practical training through specialized educational content that addresses
real-world challenges, contributing to the development of technical and
administrative skills among workers—positively impacting project management and
the quality of project outputs.
The programme is being delivered
through in-person sessions in several wilayats across the governorates,
including Muscat, Nizwa, and Sohar, in addition to offering remote
participation options. This approach seeks to broaden access and provide opportunities
for various categories of construction sector professionals and stakeholders
across different governorates.
Organized under the supervision
of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion, in
collaboration with the “E-Binaa” platform, the programme sees
participation from a number of companies and suppliers specialized in the
construction sector. These entities contribute by transferring practical
expertise and showcasing best practices in construction materials and execution
quality.
The programme aims to empower
national competencies, raise the level of professionalism within the
construction sector, improve project quality, reduce risks and implementation
challenges, as well as support the sector’s sustainability and enhance its contribution
to economic development.
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