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Oman LNG empowers women with responsibility
Continuing its drive towards women empowerment in the Sultanate, Oman LNG in collaboration with Creative Links organised an inspirational workshop targeting both women and men in the company. The workshop involved panel discussions and speeches.
Continuing its drive towards women empowerment in the Sultanate, Oman LNG in collaboration with Creative Links organised an inspirational workshop targeting both women and men in the company. The workshop involved panel discussions and speeches.
The workshop was attended by successful Omani women from different organisations who shared stories and the opportunities that were leveraged to reach where they are today.
The Omani women have been essential contributors in building our society through incessant development, engagement and participations, women have been a fundamental driver in the prosperity of Oman.
“Creative Links is extremely proud to be part of Oman LNG women empowerment programme. The commitment of the CEO, and the ownership shown by the steering committee to support women had warranted that this project will meet success. Oman LNG is implementing the first principle by the United Nations for Women empowerment and it is “To establish high-level corporate leadership for gender equality”. We look forward to seeing more companies in Oman seriously taking steps to support female talent because it makes business sense,” said Malak Al Shaibani, CEO of Creative Links. Providing equal opportunities for women and men, Oman LNG is committed to develop all employees to their full potential. Integral to this commitment is fully supporting the development of women. Women are fundamental in realising the company’s vision to “Be the best at what we do” and bring a set of skills inherent to the growth and sustainability of a successful company.
“This workshop comes as part of our continuous efforts to create an conducive working environment for our female colleagues at Oman LNG. It demonstrates Company’s commitment to support them to reach their highest potential, and their ambition to progress towards leadership of our company,” said Harib Al Kitani, CEO of Oman LNG.
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