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Oman Boosts Innovation Drive on World Creativity Day

Oman is strengthening its focus on the innovation and creativity drive as it prepares to mark World Creativity and Innovation Day. The country continues to promote research, technology, and sustainable development goals as part of its long-term strategy. It also aims to build a stronger knowledge-based economy.

The Research and Innovation Authority confirmed its commitment to supporting the innovation and creativity drive across national sectors. It works to develop research initiatives and encourage creative projects. In addition, it provides platforms that support local talent and new ideas.

Oman will join the global community on April 21 to observe World Creativity and Innovation Day. The event highlights the importance of creative thinking in solving modern challenges. It also connects innovation efforts with sustainable development objectives.

Najah bint Mohammed Al Rashdi, from the Innovation Centre, spoke about the importance of the event. She said creativity helps strengthen economic and social development. Al Rashdi also noted that innovation supports youth and women in building future opportunities.

She added that the innovation and creativity drive plays a key role in national progress. It helps turn ideas into practical solutions that benefit society. Oman continues to invest in programs that support research and development.

The authority also works under Oman Vision 2040 to support long-term transformation. It focuses on converting ideas into real projects that serve the economy. As a result, innovation remains central to national planning.

Officials said creativity also helps the country respond to global challenges. It encourages new thinking in science and technology. At the same time, it improves competitiveness in regional and international markets.

The authority supports cooperation between researchers, institutions, and entrepreneurs. It creates environments that encourage experimentation and innovation. These efforts further strengthen the innovation and creativity drive across different sectors.

Oman also promotes innovation awareness in education systems. Schools and universities play an important role in encouraging creative skills. Therefore, younger generations gain more exposure to innovation-based thinking.

In addition, national policies align with sustainable development goals. Innovation supports economic diversification and long-term growth. The country continues to rely on knowledge and technology for development.

Finally, Oman’s participation in World Creativity and Innovation Day reflects its ongoing direction. The innovation and creativity drive remains a core part of its national vision. Authorities expect continued progress in research, creativity, and development programs.

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