The Capital Market Authority in collaboration with Sultan Qaboos University represented by the college of Economics and Political Science  dispatched a number of students for practical  training at securities and insurance commissions in  Arab  Countries to acquaint them with the nature of work in securities and insurance markets to prepare them for the work market.

Abdullah Salim Al Rabiei, Director of Media and External Relations said on the concept and benefit of the training “Dispatching students for training in Arab  commissions  with which CMA has memoranda of  understanding is to achieve cooperation in a number of fields including  exchange of expertise in the stock markets and providing training opportunities for national cadres  to attain skills and aptitude to qualify them for the work market.”  

Al Rabiei added that  CMA agreed with  a number of Arab  commissions to host the students of Economics and Political Science of SQU for  training. He said the students commenced the training program in  the Moroccan  Supervisory Authority for Insurance and Social Security , the  Insurance Authority of the United Arab Emirates and the Jordanian Securities Commission. The training period is  one month.

The two month training commenced with orientation week at CMA to acquaint the students with the Omani capital market  and insurance sector and their  regulatory and supervisory legislations then the student  traveled to the specified countries and when they return they  will resume the program  at the CMA and SQU to prepare the  reports and  presentations on  their experience with CMA and the hosting countries.