Ooredoo Advances National Vision Through Targeted Training for Al Buraimi Government
This initiative reflects the strength of Ooredoo's Government Relations Unit and sets a strong precedent for future public-private partnerships that drive national progress.
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Ooredoo has launched a focused capacity-building training program for select government entities in Al Buraimi Governorate, as part of a wider cooperation agreement with the Governorate Office. The initiative aims to strengthen institutional performance through focused on the launch, Abdul Aziz Al-Abri, Director - Business Sales 'At the heart of this initiative is a simple but powerful idea, empowering individuals with the skills they need to thrive. These sessions go beyond training; they spark inspiration, build confidence, and introduce innovation into everyday work. Ooredoo is proud to support government teams with tools that make a real impact.'Recently held over two days, the training focused on cognitive development and learning enhancement. Participants from various government sectors will gain practical skills to improve administrative and operational by a global company specialized in this field, the program supports Ooredoo's long-term strategy to invest in local talent and build national expertise. It also contributes to better public service delivery, offering lasting value to the wider community. This initiative reflects the strength of Ooredoo's Government Relations Unit and sets a strong precedent for future public-private partnerships that drive national progress. © 2000 - 2025 Al Bawaba ( Signal PressWire is the world's largest independent Middle East PR distribution service.
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