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Saturday, June 28, 2008
Injaz to launch mobile telephone services in Oman
MUSCAT: Injaz International Telecommunications has been licenced by the Telecom Regulatory Authority to launch state-of-the-art mobile telephone services in the Sultanate. The licence was issued on June 21.
The new company is expected to commence its activities in the coming months and will announce its plans and launch date in due course. According to Injaz International Telecom Chairman Sheikh Abdul Rahman Abdullah Al Harthy: “I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Telecommunication Regulatory Authority for facilitating this opportunity and for their professional and methodical licencing process and for their scientific approach in analysing the Omani mobile market requirements.” Sheikh Al Harthy added: “From our part, all preparations for a tier one customer-centric mobile operator are underway and the company promises mobile consumers in Oman a focused approach and tailored services to meet their personal and professional needs.” “Customer service excellence will be our focus as Injaz is determined to raise the service bar and set itself as a benchmark for quality through serving customers and attending to their communication needs,” Sheikh Al Harthy added.
Injaz International telecom CEO, Samir Saade, said: “Our launch will herald a new era in customer centricity in the Sultanate and will raise the level of competition in the Omani telecommunication market to the benefit of our valued customers.
The company will distinguish itself as a service-oriented and customer-driven company, becoming the preferred ‘enhanced mobile service provider’ in Oman for both consumers and enterprises alike and will bring in novel and affordable products and services that are competitive and world-class.” Saade said that the network will launch its own products and tariffs under a new and exciting brand which will be announced at the appropriate time; and in partnership with the best mobile operator in the Sultanate.”
The company will formally launch its brand to the Omani market later this year in an exclusive ceremony.
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Thursday, June 26, 2008
Friendi Mobile wins 3rd Oman mobile licence
Saturday, June 21, 2008
UK. World Hydrography Day focus on capacity and capability in Maritime Safety Information
World Hydrography Day celebrations this year have been focussing on capacity building – the development of knowledge, capacity and capability in Maritime Safety Information, surveying and paper and digital chart production among established and emergent Hydrographic Offices worldwide.
Capacity building is a key component of the International Hydrographic Organization’s (IHO) approach to achieving its mission and objectives.
The United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO) support this global cooperative effort needed to provide the 21st century mariner with the safest and most up-to-date charts by sharing our skills and knowledge with developing hydrographic offices.
World Hydrography Day highlights this commitment to supporting technology and skills transfer between established and newly-developing Hydrographic Offices in the interests of enhancing global navigational safety, maritime trade and protection of the environment.
The IHO has defined a three-phase development strategy to build national hydrographic capacity.
Phase one focuses on encouraging all states which have navigable waters, to recognise their national responsibilities for the provision of hydrographic services and initiate the collection and dissemination of marine safety information.
This first stage is essential in order to maintain existing charts and publications to enable safe navigation. It can be met either by a state developing a national hydrographic capability or by making an agreement for another state to provide these services on its behalf.
Phase two of a capacity building program involves the provision of advice and training assistance to support the creation of a basic hydrographic surveying capacity in a particular country.
Phase three supports further development of a national hydrographic service including such capabilities as production of paper charts, electronic navigational charts and nautical publications.
Underpinning the IHO capacity-building strategy is a four-step process of awareness, assessment, analysis and action. By proceeding in this coordinated manner, the capacity building strategy will help Hydrographic Offices throughout the world to develop appropriate levels of hydrographic capability.
Most importantly, it will assist States without any existing hydrographic capability to establish the fundamental capacity to comply with international maritime conventions and regulations which is to arrange for the collection and compilation of hydrographic data and the publication, dissemination and keeping up to date of all nautical information necessary for safe navigation as well as for the protection of the marine environment.
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شعار تنمية القدرات الهيدروغرافية في 21 يونيو 2008
تركز المرحلة الأولى من هذه الاستراتيجية على تشجيع جميع الدول التي تملك مياها إقليمية صالحة للملاحة على تحديد مسؤولياتها الوطنية في توفير الخدمات الهيدروغرافية والمبادرة بجمع ونشر معلومات السلامة البحرية، وتعد هذه المرحلة مهمة من أجل إدامة الخرائط والنشرات الملاحية المتوفرة حاليا التي من شأنها تأمين سلامة الملاحة البحرية، وهو الهدف الذي يمكن تحقيقه اما عن طريق تطوير القدرات الهيدروغرافية الوطنية للدولة أو توقيع اتفاقية مع دولة أخرى لتوفير هذه الخدمات نيابة عنها.
أما المرحلة الثانية فإنها تشمل توفير المشورة والمساعدة التدريبية لدعم تكوين إمكانيات وقدرات مسح هيدروغرافية أساسية في دولة ما
المرحلة الثالثة تساند التطوير الإضافي لأية خدمات هيدروغرافية وطنية بما فيها قدرات وإمكانيات مثل إنتاج خرائط ورقية وخرائط ملاحية الكترونية ونشرات وإصدارات ملاحية.هناك ثمة عملية تتألف من أربع خطوات تساهم في تعزيز استراتيجية تنمية القدرات الهيدروغرافية التي تتبناها منظمة للهيدروغرافيا الدولية، وهذه الخطوات هي: الادراك والتقييم والتحليل والاجراء، وفي حال سارت هذه الخطوات بذات الترتيب، فإن مكاتب الهيدروغرافيا حول العالم في تطوير مستويات مناسبة من القدرات الهيدروغرافية
Human trafficking in Oman, Is it true?
Saturday, June 21, 2008 12:37:20 AM
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Thursday, June 19, 2008
سلطنة عمان وأمريكا والاتجار بالبشر
Friday, June 13, 2008
سلطنة عمان تحتج على ما جاء فـي تقرير الخارجية الأمريكية حول الاتجار بالبشر
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Wednesday, June 4, 2008
دولة قطر، الشقيقة الكبرى
Several thounds of Indians to go home without fine
MUSCAT — Oman’s authorities have agreed to allow several thousands more of Indians living illegally in the country to go home without fines following an initiative by the Indian Embassy.
Last year, under an amnesty granted to overstaying Indians, 15,000 people had registered with the embassy. Some 13,900 of them have already left the Sultanate.
In November 2007, following a request from the embassy, the Oman government consented to allow more illegally residing Indians to leave the country without paying any fines but subject to normal checking of their antecedents.
Subsequently, the embassy began registering such cases. Two lists — one containing 5,541 names of those who came here on employment visas, and the other 2,603 names of persons who arrived in the country on visit visas — were prepared.
“The lists have been submitted to the government of the Sultanate,” Indian Ambassador Anil Wadhwa told a news conference here.
He added the Omani government would start processing the cases this week, after which names of those who have been prima-facie cleared would be published in newspapers.
Meanwhile, the embassy issued a total of 12,221 visas and 18,133 passports in the first five months of the year. The corresponding figures for the whole of 2007 were 22,671 and 41,637, respectively.
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