Muscat:Dar Al Atta'a Association has entered into a partnership agreement with National Finance to support the second edition of training courses in beekeeping and honey production as part of the "Tamkeen" program.
According to Oman News Agency, the agreement was signed by Maryam Issa Al Zadjali, Chairperson of the Board of Directors and Founder of Dar Al Atta'a Association, and Sam Abdullah Al Habsi, Head of Operations at National Finance. The initiative will benefit 45 Omani women from low-income families, providing them with practical skills and field experience in beekeeping, honey production, and manufacturing natural cosmetic products using the honey produced.
The program is designed to enhance participants' skills in beekeeping and honey production, promoting self-employment and the establishment of small entrepreneurial projects. By providing specialized knowledge and practical training, the initiative aims to transform acquired skills into viable economic opportunities, thereby increasing financial independence and supporting local community-led productive projects.
Tariq Sulaiman Al Farsi, CEO of National Finance, highlighted that empowering women extends beyond creating opportunities, focusing on enhancing capabilities and building self-confidence to secure a stable future. The renewed partnership aims to build on the achievements of the first edition of the 'Tamkeen' program, broadening opportunities for more Omani women. National Finance is committed to initiatives that make a sustainable impact, contributing to self-reliance and stable lives.
This initiative is part of 'Imtidad,' the corporate social responsibility arm of National Finance, showcasing the company's efforts to meet community needs through social investments. The partnership reflects the company's commitment to responsible corporate citizenship and the private sector's role in social and economic development in Oman.
Through this collaboration, National Finance continues to model corporate responsibility, aiming for tangible impact and sustainable growth, thereby enhancing the private sector's contribution to Oman's comprehensive development.
