Oman Reviews 2026-2030 Digital Proficiency Measurement Strategy

Officials reviewed the digital proficiency measurement strategy today via video conference. This new framework targets the National Digital Transformation Program for 2026 to 2030.

Dr. Ali bin Amer Al-Shidhani chaired this important digital strategy meeting. He serves as Undersecretary for Communications and Information Technology.

Several high-ranking officials from targeted government institutions participated in the virtual discussions.

Assessing Leadership and Digital Readiness

Leaders discussed the core digital proficiency measurement axes during the call. They focused heavily on the leadership and digital readiness axis first.

This axis evaluates how institutions strategically guide digital transformation. It demands a clear vision and effective governance from government entities.

Institutions must successfully integrate their technical and human capabilities. They must also consolidate digital culture and ensure sustainable technology investments.

Driving Operational Efficiency and Value

The group then addressed digital excellence and operational efficiency. Leaders want to transform processes and services into highly efficient digital models.

These digital models effectively reduce waste and enhance overall performance quality. Organizations achieve this through automation and smart data utilization.

These upgrades significantly simplify the daily user experience for citizens. Officials also examined the impact and sustainable value theme.

This theme measures the actual return on digital transformation investments. It tracks sustainable financial, operational, strategic, and societal value.

Clear, measurable performance indicators strongly support this evaluation process.

Enforcing Strict IT Governance

The governance and compliance axis monitors institutional commitment to IT governance. Agencies must establish clear organizational structures and define distinct responsibilities.

They must adopt strict policies for managing sensitive data and information. This approach supports smart data-driven decision-making across the entire government.

It also enhances institutional compliance with national regulations and standards.

The Broader National Transformation Strategy

Attendees reviewed the broader National Digital Transformation Strategy for 2026 to 2030. This strategy aims to improve user experiences using advanced artificial intelligence.

The government wants to enhance citizen trust in digital government services. Officials actively empower national competencies and support better decision-making capabilities.

The plan accelerates digital transformation within priority economic sectors. These sectors perfectly align with the upcoming Eleventh Five-Year Plan.

Leaders promote continuous digital innovation as a sustainable institutional approach. They want to solidify the global position of the Omani digital economy.

Finally, attendees discussed the Professional Services Initiative for digital transformation. Participants presented various helpful views and proposals during an open discussion.

These fresh ideas will enhance government readiness for complete digital transformation.