In a step towards embracing the digital age, the Office of the Wali of Bangsamoro (OWB) embarked on a transformative journey of knowledge and skill-building through a 3-day ICT Related Technical Training. The event, held in collaboration with the DICT Region 12 and Mainland BARMM, proved to be a pivotal moment for the office and its dedicated team.
Under the visionary leadership of Engr. Manan L. Butongkay, Division Chief of Admin and Finance – DICT, the OWB joined hands with them to offer training on a diverse range of topics including Basic Computer Literacy, Cyber Security, Graphic Design, and MS Office.
This holistic training went beyond the realm of traditional learning. It was a beacon of opportunity for the OWB staff, equipping them with vital digital skills and knowledge. Not only did it boost their understanding of information and communication technology, but it also empowered them to confidently navigate the ever-evolving digital landscape.
As the sun set on the three-day event, the OWB staff emerged with a newfound sense of digital proficiency. The training had a twofold impact – enhancing their personal skill sets and enhancing the overall operational efficiency of the office.
The Officer-In-Charge of the OWB Omarkhalid A. Ampatuan expressed profound gratitude for the opportunity presented to them. This training was not just a series of workshops; it was a transformative experience that would shape the future of the office. By fostering a culture of digital literacy, the OWB is now better poised to meet the demands of the modern world.
This collaboration between the OWB, DICT Region 12 and Mainland BARMM stands as a shining example of the power of synergy. Together, they not only imparted knowledge but also laid the foundation for innovation, growth, and adaptability.
In the grand tapestry of progress, this 3-day ICT Related Technical Training will forever be remembered as a pivotal chapter, where the Office of the Wali of Bangsamoro embraced the digital tide and emerged stronger, smarter, and more connected than ever before.(OWB/Datu Jabir Gandawali)