Muscat: The Royal Navy of Oman (RNO), in coordination with the Ministry of Labour, has initiated the assessment and admission procedures for Omani citizens aspiring to join the military service as officer cadets, specifically targeting university graduates for executive roles. According to Oman News Agency, applicants will be subjected to several assessment stages as per RNO's recruitment procedures, progressing towards the final admission phases. The RNO is utilizing its administrative and technical resources to streamline the procedures for joining military service, reinforcing the commitment to enlisting in the fields of honor and national duty. These efforts by the Ministry of Defense and the Sultan's Armed Forces to recruit Omani citizens align with established plans and programs aimed at staffing the branches of the Sultan's Armed Forces and other departments within the Ministry of Defense with national manpower.
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