Two Oman companies are linking up to teach young people robotic process automation (RPA).
Omani data migration and management solutions company Rihal has linked up with telecom Omantel signed the deal to teach those who are enrolled in the “Generation Z” program, an annual training program for graduates offered by Omantel to train a group of the program members on robotic automation in various fields.
Sami bin Ahmed Al Ghassani, Omantel’s Chief Operating Officer said: “Omantel is proud of the capabilities of the Omani youth that qualify them to lead the next phase of the Renewed Renaissance and achieve the ambitions set out in Oman Vision 2040.”
Oman Vision 2040 is the country’s development plan that broadly looks to grow GDP, increase the level of local employment in the private sector and boost investment into the country.
“We at Omantel give special importance to the Omani youth because we believe that they have the capabilities and energies that push them to be creative and innovative in various fields. For this reason, Omantel has invested in creating a conducive environment that suits their aspirations and develops their skills,” Al Ghassani said.
“RPA is one of Rihal’s core areas of expertise. The Process Automation department will provide the trainees with a comprehensive training program that will help them gain knowledge and develop their career in one of the booming industries in the current digital economy,” Azzan bin Qais Al Kindi, CEO of Rihal, said.
