At LEAP 2025 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Oman’s participation saw the signing of nine cooperation agreements between Omani tech startups and international firms, totaling over $10 million. The agreements were signed at the Oman Pavilion, attended by key Omani officials and business leaders.
Among the agreements, Global Semiconductor & Microelectronics (GSME) secured a $10 million deal with Saudi’s e-Photonics to collaborate on semiconductors, electronics, and 3D computer vision solutions. DataMining, an Omani software company, signed a $1 million agreement with AlJazeera Falcons for AI, software development, and electronic product production aimed at the Saudi market.
The success of these agreements reflects the growing influence of Omani tech startups in the international arena. Mubasher, a digital advertising screen solutions company, signed a $1 million agreement with Saudi’s OOMCO, while Osos, part of the Oman Information and Communications Technology Group (ITHCA), signed six agreements across software, AI, cloud computing, and tech support.
These agreements mark a significant milestone in strengthening Oman’s tech sector and expanding its reach within the global market, particularly in Saudi Arabia, as the country continues to prioritize innovation and technological growth.
