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New Officer Cadets Join the Royal Navy of Oman for Training

New Officer Cadets Join the Royal Navy of Oman for Training

Post by : Maya Rahman

In a significant step towards building national service capabilities, the Royal Navy of Oman (RNO) has inducted a fresh cohort of cadets. These individuals have successfully navigated the assessment process, leading to their enrollment in the military and academic training program. This initiative aligns with the broader objectives of the Sultan’s Armed Forces (SAF) and the Ministry of Labour to foster job opportunities and enhance national service participation.

To ensure the cadets’ successful integration, the RNO has organized all necessary administrative and health preparations. The curriculum emphasizes the core values of honor, discipline, and duty towards the nation. Through this program, cadets will gain both military education and hands-on experience, equipping them for future leadership positions.

The Sultan's Armed Forces are committed to cultivating skilled nationals for various branches within the SAF, thereby securing a robust and competent workforce to serve Oman’s interests effectively.

Moreover, the program aims to enhance cadets’ academic instruction alongside their military training. By merging education with practical experience, the Royal Navy of Oman equips cadets to tackle the complexities of contemporary defense requirements.

This development underscores Oman’s dedication to preparing its youth for service roles, enhancing national capabilities, and reinforcing the strategic imperatives of the Sultan’s Armed Forces. It also fosters a culture of citizen involvement in the protection and service of their homeland.

Dec. 16, 2025 12:31 p.m. 342

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