Muscat:The Royal Academy of Management (RAM) has successfully concluded its Public Policy Design and Implementation Programme, organized in collaboration with King's College London. This intensive programme aimed to enhance the capabilities of public sector leaders in translating national priorities into effective policies and measurable outcomes.

According to Oman News Agency, the programme gathered 30 department directors and section heads from various ministries and government institutions. It equipped participants with the necessary analytical, strategic, and practical tools to navigate complex policy environments, make data-driven decisions, and assess the impact of public policies.

The programme's curriculum emphasized moving from policy intent to effective implementation, focusing on artificial intelligence's role in government decision-making. Dr. Ali Qassim Al Lawati, President of RAM, highlighted the collaboration with King's College London, which provided access to international expertise while considering Oman's national context.

Dr. Ahmed Al Lawati, Programme Supervisor, noted that the learning journey covered the full public policy cycle, combining specialized modules, case studies, and workshops. The curriculum included practical learning activities and field visits to King's College London, reinforcing the connection between academic perspectives and real-world policy challenges.

The programme's conclusion marks a significant step in RAM's efforts to develop national leadership capabilities, supporting a more agile and future-ready public sector aligned with Oman Vision 2040.