Sudanese Finance Minister Discusses Capacity Building Cooperation with Oman’s College of Banking and Financial Studies

Muscat –Sudanhorizon

The Sudanese Minister of Finance, Dr. Jibril Ibrahim Mohammed, visited the College of Banking and Financial Studies in the Sultanate of Oman. During his visit, he was briefed about the college’s experience in financial and banking training and qualification, and its role in preparing specialized personnel and developing professional competencies to keep pace with the rapid developments in the financial and banking sector.

The Minister was received by Dr. Zahran Al-Salti, Dean of the College, the Vice Deans, and a number of officials. He listened to a presentation on the college’s programs and its expertise in developing professional skills and enhancing institutional capabilities.

The meeting addressed the importance of investing in human resource development and qualifying national personnel, considering them fundamental pillars for modernizing public financial management, raising the efficiency of economic and banking institutions, strengthening governance and transparency, and improving institutional performance.

He also emphasized the importance of benefiting from the Omani experience in specialized training, exchanging expertise and knowledge, and exploring opportunities for cooperation in developing professional programs and building technical capacities. This would support Sudan’s efforts to modernize its financial planning and management systems and enhance the efficiency of employees in related institutions.

The visit comes as part of the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning’s commitment to expanding institutional cooperation with the Sultanate of Oman and benefiting from its expertise in financial and banking training and the development of national competencies. It also reflects the importance of strengthening communication between specialized institutions in both countries and exploring future areas of cooperation that contribute to knowledge transfer and skills development, serving mutual interests and supporting economic reform efforts and the development of state institutions, in accordance with shared priorities and needs.

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