Ooredoo has signed a groundbreaking Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Al Buraimi Governorate to promote digital skills, foster innovation in artificial intelligence (AI) and information technology (IT), and support sustainable development in line with Oman Vision 2040.
This agreement marks a major milestone in Ooredoo’s commitment to advancing Oman’s transformation into a global leader in technology and sustainability. The collaboration aims to deliver long-term benefits to the people of Al Buraimi and extend its positive impact across the region.
Bassam Yousef Al Ibrahim, CEO of Ooredoo, emphasized that this partnership reflects the company’s dedication to shaping a digitally connected Oman. By working with Al Buraimi Governorate, Ooredoo seeks to equip local communities with advanced digital skills and state-of-the-art technology while promoting sustainable development. The initiatives will align with the national goals set in Oman Vision 2040, fostering innovation, connectivity, and opportunities for progress.
The partnership will focus on building technical skills through specialized training programs in telecommunications and technology. Additionally, emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and data analysis will be integral to the initiatives, ensuring the local workforce is well-prepared to meet the demands of a modern economy.
Knowledge exchange will also play a central role in the collaboration, with planned visits to facilitate the sharing of administrative and technical expertise. This exchange is expected to strengthen the capabilities of both parties, ensuring that Al Buraimi benefits from the latest global best practices.
Al Sayyid Dr. Hamed bin Ahmed Al Busaidi, Governor of Al Buraimi, expressed that the partnership with Ooredoo represents a significant step toward achieving their shared vision of community development and technological progress. The agreement presents a valuable opportunity to create meaningful opportunities for the citizens of Al Buraimi while driving progress in critical sectors.
To support workforce development, tailored training and capacity-building initiatives will be launched to prepare local talent for administrative and technical roles, addressing the needs of the local job market and fostering inclusivity in the national workforce.
