Key Takeaways:
- Digital Economy Focus: The Digital Economy and Artificial Intelligence Committee at the Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI) is actively exploring initiatives to enhance Oman’s digital economy.
- MWC Participation: The committee discussed Oman’s participation in the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Shanghai, highlighting the country’s engagement in the global telecommunications landscape.
- Modernization and Investment: The committee is undertaking projects to modernize economic activities through digital technologies and attract foreign investment.
Muscat, Oman – The Digital Economy and Artificial Intelligence Committee at the OCCI held a meeting to discuss initiatives aimed at boosting Oman’s digital economy and technological advancement. The meeting, chaired by Eng. Ibrahim Abdullah Al Hosni, focused on several key areas, including Oman’s participation in the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Shanghai.
The committee highlighted the importance of MWC as a platform to showcase Oman’s progress in the telecommunications sector and engage with global industry leaders. This participation reflects Oman’s commitment to staying at the forefront of technological advancements and exploring opportunities for collaboration and growth.
“The meeting discussed the Sultanate of Oman’s participation in the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Shanghai, one of the largest global telecommunications industry events,” stated the report, emphasizing the significance of this international event.
Furthermore, the committee discussed various initiatives aimed at empowering the digital economy in Oman. These initiatives include projects to modernize economic activities by integrating digital technologies and artificial intelligence. The goal is to enhance productivity, improve services, and attract foreign investment.
“The initiatives undertaken by the committee include a project to modernize economic activities through the introduction of digital economy and artificial intelligence in a manner that enhances productivity and services and attracts foreign investment,” said Al Hosni, highlighting the committee’s focus on digital transformation.
Al Hosni also acknowledged the efforts of the Oman Future Fund in supporting venture capital investment and the “Shuaa” platform, which provides access to research outcomes in Oman. These initiatives contribute to building a strong foundation for innovation and technological development in the country.
The Digital Economy and Artificial Intelligence Committee’s proactive approach to exploring and implementing initiatives demonstrates Oman’s commitment to embracing digital transformation and positioning itself as a leader in the regional and global technology landscape.
