Education and Economy in Changing Times
The article focuses on the necessity of developing the education system in the Sultanate of Oman to keep pace with major economic transformations, particularly those tied to Oman Vision 2040, and aimed at economic diversification, sustainability, industrial development, and renewable energy. It emphasizes the importance of introducing vocational, technical, entrepreneurship curricula, and developing life and practical skills to enable students to effectively manage projects and engage in self-employment. Additionally, it highlights the need to regulate the labor market, improve the work environment, and control unregulated economic practices, all with the aim of reducing the gap between educational outputs and labor market requirements—especially to address the economic challenges resulting from regional and global political and economic changes. The article concludes by reaffirming that developing education is a fundamental part of building a knowledge- and skill-based national economy that empowers a generation capable of competing internationally.
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