Priorities related to people and society:
Strategic Direction: Inclusive Education, Lifelong Learning, and Scientific Research that Lead to a Knowledge-based Society and Competitive National Talents
Strategic Direction: A Leading Healthcare System with International Standards.
Strategic Direction: A Society that is Proud of its Identity and Culture, and Committed to its Citizenship
Strategic Direction: A Decent and Sustainable Life for All.
- A healthy society free of health risks and hazards, where “health is the responsibility of all”
- Qualified national talents and capabilities leading scientific research and innovation in healthcare
- A decentralised healthcare system operating with quality, transparency, fairness, and accountability
- Technology-driven medical systems and services, and high-quality preventive and clinical healthcare across all levels
- Diversified and sustainable funding sources for the healthcare system
Priorities related to economy and development:
Strategic Direction: A Dynamic Economic Leadership with Renewed Capabilities Operating within an Integrated Institutional Framework
Strategic Direction: A Diversified and Sustainable Economy that Is Based on Technology, Knowledge and Innovation, Operates within Integrated Frameworks, Ensures Competitiveness, Embraces Industrial Revolutions and Achieves Fiscal Sustainability
Strategic Direction: A Dynamic Labour Market that Attracts Talents and Keeps up with Demographic, Economic, Knowledge and Technological Changes
Strategic Direction: An Empowered Private Sector Driving a National Economy that is Competitive and Aligned with the Global Economy
Strategic Direction: Comprehensive Geographic Development Through Decentralisation and the Development of Limited Urban Hubs; and the Sustainable Use of Lands
- To identify, every 5 years, sectors that drive economic diversification and other complementary sectors
- A regulatory environment and governing legislations that are renewed, flexible, up to date and ensuring equal opportunities
- A competitive, diversified and integrated economy based on foresight, innovation and entrepreneurship
- Advanced base and IT infrastructure that empowers all sectors, and is capable of keeping pace with the latest developments and cyber security challenges
- Informed, integrated and sustainable fiscal, monetary and economic policies, and budgets that ensure effective use of public revenues
- A research and development ecosystem spanning the various sectors and institutions
Priorities related to governance and institutional performance:
Strategic Direction: Participatory Legislative System; Independent, Competent and Swift Judicial System; and Effective and Transparent Oversight
Strategic Direction: Flexible, Innovative and Future-Shaping Administrative Bodies Operating with Good Governance
- Flexible legislations and an independent legislative branch possessing full power
- An effective and independent oversight system that adopts transparency and disclosure to combat corruption, with the media assuming an active and insightful role
- Swift, impartial and competent judicial system that employs forward-looking technologies
- A society that is legally educated and actively engaged in legislative and oversight processes
- Effective alternative dispute resolution methods that render Oman a global centre in this area
- National talents who are specialized, qualified and trustworthy in the areas of legislation, judiciary and oversight, and who operate in an attractive environment
- A comprehensive oversight system that protects national assets and applies the principles of accountability
- Responsible State Agencies
- With comprehensive governance, effective oversight, swift justice system, and efficient performance
Priorities related to sustainable environment:
Strategic Direction: Effective, Balanced and Resilient Ecosystems to Protect the Environment and Ensure Sustainability of Natural Resources to Support the National Economy .
- An environment that ensures balance between environmental, economic and social requirements, according to sustainable development guidelines
- Renewable energy, diversified sources of energy, and rationalised consumption to achieve energy security
- Environmental ecosystems that are of high quality and free from pollution
- A green and circular economy that addresses national needs and moves consistently with the global trends
- Food and water security achieved through renewable resources, advanced technologies and optimal exploitation of Oman strategic location and biodiversity
- Environmental awareness coupled with the effective implementation of sustainable consumption and production rules
- Sustainable use of and investment in natural resources and wealth to deliver high added value
- Safe and well-preserved, with effective and balanced ecosystems and renewable resources