
MUSCAT – BankDhofar launched a transformative Leadership Development program in partnership with the Indian School of Business (ISB), a globally elite institution affiliated with Wharton, Kellogg, and London Business School. This initiative empowers Omani talent with world-class expertise, fostering visionary leaders to propel Oman’s economy forward. By blending local ambition with global excellence, BankDhofar reinforces its commitment to sustainable growth and national progress, ensuring Oman’s future is led by capable, innovative minds. A bold investment in people—and in Oman’s tomorrow.
The program aims to enhance the leadership skills of participants in several aspects, including strategic thinking, problem solving, digitisation, change management, and innovation and it is designed to enhance participants’ leadership capabilities in key areas such as strategic thinking, problem-solving, digitisation, change management, and innovation.

Dr Khalid bin Salem Al Hamdani, Head of Human Resources at BankDhofar, remarked, “This six-month program is part of our commitment to developing national talent and empowering them with access to global leadership models and experiences. It hones both their cognitive and professional skills in line with the objectives of Oman Vision 2040.” The Leadership Development program features a mix of intensive educational sessions, interactive workshops, and practical training. Participants will tackle real-world challenges, particularly those arising from the rapid changes shaping the global economy and the banking sector. Dr Khalid added that the program will equip participants with strategies for effective problem-solving and team leadership, aimed at enhancing organisational productivity and performance.
Usama bin Ismail Al Farsi, Head of Organisational Development and Career Planning, further emphasised: “The Leadership Development program is a vital step towards strengthening national initiatives across the Sultanate to build highly competent, transformative leaders who can drive positive change at both the organisational and social levels.”
This new program adds to BankDhofar’s growing suite of initiatives aimed at building the skills and capabilities of its workforce. Notably, eight years ago, the bank launched the Ruwad program to equip fresh graduates from various disciplines with essential skills, including leadership, finance, communication, and digital competencies. Ruwad continues to contribute to workforce Omanisation and talent development at the bank.
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