Oman is set to launch a Net Zero Centre to support its 2050 zero neutrality goal. The Centre will focus on green hydrogen production, carbon certificate trading, and energy efficiency. New green hydrogen projects and a liquid hydrogen corridor with the Netherlands are also part of Oman’s sustainable energy efforts.
The Sanad Service Centres Forum in Oman highlighted the empowerment of Omani youth and sustainable growth through strategic agreements, new services, and the recognition of outstanding service centre owners and employees. The event showcased efforts towards enhancing job opportunities, digital transformation, and service efficiency in line with Oman Vision 2040.
InnoTech, in partnership with bp Oman and the Ministry of Education, concluded the FabTech Mobile Lab programme, which toured schools and universities across Oman. The programme empowered over 10,000 students with hands-on experience in modern manufacturing technologies like 3D printing and laser cutting, fostering innovation and career development.
The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) of Oman has set a 6% cap on non-Omani employment in network operations centres (NOCs). Licensees have eight months to comply, with progress reports required. The initiative promotes Omanisation, creating job opportunities for Omani professionals and advancing their skills in the telecommunications sector.
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The event will bring together scientists, policymakers, and global partners to address critical international challenges and discuss the future of science.
Oman has enabled direct audio and video calls on WhatsApp without a VPN, marking a shift in the country’s digital communication policies. Additionally, the government launched a virtual tour service, allowing global audiences to explore Oman’s iconic sites digitally. This initiative enhances digital access and promotes Oman’s tourism.
Oman has launched a virtual tour service, enabling global audiences to explore its iconic landscapes and modern infrastructure from home. The first phase highlights landmarks like Khor Rori, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The project aims to enhance Oman’s digital presence and promote the country’s cultural and natural beauty.
Indonesia’s Minister of Communication and Digital, Meutya Hafid, has initiated discussions with Oman on potential cooperation in digital infrastructure. The dialogue emphasizes advancing cybersecurity, digital transformation, and innovation. These talks are part of broader efforts to attract international investment and strengthen Indonesia’s digital sector in line with its economic goals.
Shaza Fatima Khawaja, Pakistan’s Minister of State for IT and Telecommunication, met with an Omani delegation to discuss collaboration in the IT and telecom sectors and preparations for Comex 2025. The event is seen as an opportunity for Pakistan to showcase its tech capabilities and enhance bilateral ties in these sectors.
