Ooredoo successfully tested 5.5G technology in Oman, achieving a record-breaking network speed of over 4.6 Gbps. This milestone positions Ooredoo at the forefront of telecommunications innovation, paving the way for advanced digital services and supporting Oman’s Digital Vision 2040.
Ooredoo has successfully tested groundbreaking 5.5G technology in Oman, setting new standards for speed, capacity, and reliability. This achievement positions Ooredoo at the forefront of telecom innovation, supporting Oman’s digital vision 2040. With enhanced connectivity, 5.5G will revolutionize real-time services and deliver unparalleled digital experiences across various scenarios.
Muscat Municipality is advancing digital transformation by implementing a new fleet management and tracking system in collaboration with OPAL. This initiative aims to enhance municipal operations’ efficiency and sustainability as part of Oman’s broader strategy to develop smart, sustainable cities through cutting-edge technology.
Oman’s MTCIT has issued a comprehensive set of cybersecurity guidelines to enhance information security across government entities. These guidelines cover everything from basic security controls to social media security, aiming to standardize practices and protect valuable information assets against emerging cyber threats.
Omani fintech startup Mamun Crowd Financing has surpassed RO1 million in Sharia’a-compliant funding within a year of its launch. The platform supports various sectors in Oman by connecting investors with businesses in need of financing. Mamun plans to expand its offerings with new investment products, continuing to fuel economic growth.
The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) of Oman has launched the ‘La Tamshi Alaik’ campaign to combat cyber fraud. In collaboration with the Royal Oman Police, Cyber Defence Centre, and telecom companies, the campaign educates the public on preventing fraud, protecting user rights, and ensuring a secure digital environment in Oman.
The Spain Oman Private Equity Fund (SOPEF) is investing up to €40 million in Making Science Marketing & AdTech, aiming to boost its digital marketing capabilities. This strategic investment fosters Spanish-Omani economic ties and supports Making Science’s expansion into the Middle East, enhancing its global competitiveness.
Oman reaffirmed its digital leadership ambitions at the “Enhancing and Regulating Connectivity” workshop in Muscat, hosted by Crowe. The event, attended by key telecom and technology stakeholders, focused on advancing digital technology, regulatory challenges, and the financial implications of new telecommunications infrastructure like 5G and cloud systems.
Oman’s national telecom regulator has initiated a public consultation to optimize the use of the 1980-2010 MHz and 2170-2200 MHz frequency bands for advancing communication technologies, including satellite IoT. This aims to enhance spectrum management, attract investment, and stimulate innovation, with public feedback invited until July 25, 2024.
Oman will launch its Open Data Platform by the end of the year, a major step in its digital transformation strategy. The platform will enhance public access to government data, fostering transparency and innovation. Aligned with Oman’s Vision 2040, it aims to support economic growth and position Oman as a leader in data transparency.
