The National Defense College of Oman today launched a program titled "Knowledge Economy and Human Capital: Towards an Innovative Future." This program is held under the support of Admiral Ali Abdullah Al-Shidi, the commander of the National Defense College, and aims to enhance strategic understanding of the knowledge economy and the utilization of modern technologies.
Program Objectives
The "Knowledge Economy and Human Capital" program will continue until February 12 and aims to identify and utilize the facilitating factors for the transition to a knowledge-based economy. This program seeks to create a platform for the optimal utilization of digitalization and artificial intelligence, which are of special importance in today's world.
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The Role of Humans in the Production Process
In his speech, the commander of the National Defense College emphasized that humans are not just a factor in the production process, but a strategic choice capable of shaping this process based on knowledge and understanding of existing information. This approach highlights the need to reconsider attention to human resources and their capacities in the context of sustainable development.
Developing a knowledge-based economy requires regional countries to deepen knowledge and skills within their workforce, which can serve as a competitive advantage in international arenas. In this regard, similar educational programs can play an effective role in creating the necessary infrastructure for a sustainable and innovative future.
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