Muscat: On Tuesday, the Omani Qatari Telecommunications Company (Ooredoo) entered into 10 memoranda of cooperation (MoCs) with 40 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Oman, aimed at fostering a conducive environment for growth and sustainability.
These MoCs, formalized in Muscat, are part of a broader agreement established between the Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI) and Ooredoo to bolster the SME sector in Oman.
The agreements encompass the provision of tailored communication packages that will be promoted through SME offices across Oman. Additionally, they include training programs and telecommunication services designed to enhance operational efficiency and enable these institutions to generate supplementary income through the sale of Ooredoo services.
The MoUs were executed by Suleiman Mohammed Bait Is’haq, representing Ooredoo, alongside the CEOs of the participating SMEs.
