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The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority organized an introductory session on the Nafadh Initiative, aimed at qualifying and developing freelancers in the telecom and information technology sectors. The session sought to introduce the initiative, its objectives, and its areas of focus. Projects valued at OMR 1.8 million were assigned through the Nafadh Initiative, in addition to providing 92 intensive training opportunities for freelancers, combining both theoretical and practical training.

The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority has launched the Domain Name Services System in collaboration with the Royal Oman Police and the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Investment Promotion. The system aims to streamline and accelerate domain name service procedures through digital platforms, support digital transformation, and provide smart, integrated services. The system enhances the experience of accredited registrants by offering user-friendly electronic services available around the clock. It also improves service efficiency and quality, reduces the time and effort required to complete procedures, and minimizes errors resulting from manual processes.

The system targets companies wishing to become accredited registrars for the .om domain, existing accredited registrars, as well as individuals and entities interested in registering distinctive domain names.

The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority has launched the Legal Affairs System as part of its efforts to develop and modernize the legal workflow across the telecommunications and postal services sectors. The system aims to enhance procedural efficiency, strengthen transparency, and reinforce governance, while accelerating processes, reducing paper-based transactions, and improving the experience of beneficiaries and companies.

Among the key services provided by the Legal Affairs System is the automation of inspection procedures carried out by the Authority in the telecommunications and postal sectors. Inspection activities and enforcement actions are electronically documented, violations are recorded and tracked, and related decisions are issued through the system.