OIA to sign over RO 35 million worth of contracts at COMEX 2024
Published: 06:05 PM,May 25,2024 | EDITED : 10:05 PM,May 25,2024
MUSCAT: On the sidelines of COMEX 2024, several companies affiliated with the Oman Investment Authority (OIA) will sign over 30 programmes, agreements, and initiatives with a total value exceeding RO 35 million. These agreements include partnerships with leading global companies in the field.
The agreements to be signed by OIA-affiliated companies such as Omantel, Oman Data Park, Ithca Group, and OQ with global leaders like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, TCS, and Virtusa, cover various initiatives. These include the establishment of data centres, adoption of cloud solutions, artificial intelligence technologies, and other innovations. This effort embodies the integrated ecosystem of the telecommunications and information technology sector, supports emerging tech companies, enhances the localization of new industries crucial to the digital economy, and bolsters the investment environment in Oman's technology sector.
Atif bin Said al Siyabi, Chief Information Officer at OIA, emphasised that the Authority and its companies prioritise the technology sector, reflecting the noble vision and government direction towards building and developing a prosperous and sustainable digital economy. This is achieved by bringing in and localizing technology within targeted local sectors through various programs, initiatives, and executive plans that contribute to achieving the goals of Oman Vision 2040.
In a statement, he explained that the Authority and its companies are committed to supporting startups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the tech sector through significant initiatives and agreements. These efforts reflect the Authority's collaborative approach to fostering innovation and growth in Oman's technology sector.
It is also noted that on the sidelines of the exhibition, the OIA-affiliated companies will sign strategic partnerships and cooperative agreements with several government and private institutions, as well as banks, aimed at providing digital services and innovative technological solutions. — ONA
The agreements to be signed by OIA-affiliated companies such as Omantel, Oman Data Park, Ithca Group, and OQ with global leaders like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, TCS, and Virtusa, cover various initiatives. These include the establishment of data centres, adoption of cloud solutions, artificial intelligence technologies, and other innovations. This effort embodies the integrated ecosystem of the telecommunications and information technology sector, supports emerging tech companies, enhances the localization of new industries crucial to the digital economy, and bolsters the investment environment in Oman's technology sector.
Atif bin Said al Siyabi, Chief Information Officer at OIA, emphasised that the Authority and its companies prioritise the technology sector, reflecting the noble vision and government direction towards building and developing a prosperous and sustainable digital economy. This is achieved by bringing in and localizing technology within targeted local sectors through various programs, initiatives, and executive plans that contribute to achieving the goals of Oman Vision 2040.
In a statement, he explained that the Authority and its companies are committed to supporting startups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the tech sector through significant initiatives and agreements. These efforts reflect the Authority's collaborative approach to fostering innovation and growth in Oman's technology sector.
It is also noted that on the sidelines of the exhibition, the OIA-affiliated companies will sign strategic partnerships and cooperative agreements with several government and private institutions, as well as banks, aimed at providing digital services and innovative technological solutions. — ONA