Muscat, September 2025 – Oman used the stage of COMEX 2025 to announce a sweeping set of initiatives aimed at accelerating its digital transformation and advancing its long-term national strategy under Oman Vision 2040. Inaugurated by His Highness Sayyid Shihab bin Tarik al Said, the event highlighted the Sultanate’s ambition to position itself as a regional leader in artificial intelligence and sustainable technology.
The unveiling of the Digital Triangle Project, a dedicated artificial intelligence zone, and the Green AI Alliance stood out as the flagship announcements, signaling Oman’s commitment to fostering innovation and aligning technology growth with sustainability goals.
Agreements worth RO 42 million were signed during the conference, reinforcing investor confidence in Oman’s digital economy and building on successful deals from previous years. Alongside these investments, the government introduced 30 new services on its Unified Digital Services Portal and launched Maeen, the country’s first home-grown AI language model.
The showcase featured over 140 start-ups and 200 companies, underscoring the role of entrepreneurship and private sector collaboration in driving Oman’s digital agenda. Key growth sectors on display included semiconductors, data centers, and the space industry, with a strong emphasis on nurturing Omani talent to power future industries.
By launching these initiatives, Oman reinforced its message that it is actively building a sustainable, technology-driven economy rooted in AI, digital services, and green innovation—an approach designed to deliver long-term competitiveness and resilience.
