MUSCAT: The training programme titled 'Banking Business and Disputes' concluded on Thursday at the College of Banking and Financial Studies.
The programme saw the participation of 22 judges from the Investment and Commerce Court and aimed to enhance the participants' knowledge of the most prominent developments and trends within the banking sector.
The closing ceremony was held under the auspices of Sayyid bin Mohammed Sultan al Busaidy, Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Judiciary Council.
The programme is part of the Supreme Judiciary Council's efforts to support specialised judiciary and enhance the efficiency of Investment and Commerce Court judges in adjudicating banking and financial cases. This is achieved through advanced training programmes that combine theoretical and practical aspects while keeping pace with local and international legislative and financial developments.
Dr Zahran bin Salim al Salti, Dean of the College of Banking and Financial Studies, stated that the training programme aligns with the priorities and objectives of Oman Vision 2040, particularly in building national capacities, developing the legislative and judicial system, and strengthening economic leadership and management.
He added that raising the efficiency of judges in the banking business and disputes supports the quality of judicial rulings and bolsters confidence in the investment environment. - ONA
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