Oman’s First Presence… More Than 10 Tech Companies Showcase Their Serv

Oman’s First Presence… More Than 10 Tech Companies Showcase Their Services at ICT Week Uzbekistan

Date Published: 22 September 2026

The Sultanate of Oman, represented by the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology, is participating today in the opening of ICT Week Uzbekistan 2026 in the capital, Tashkent, marking the Ministry’s first participation in the event.

The Omani delegation includes 10 technology companies showcasing their products and technological solutions to a select group of investors, partners, clients and industry stakeholders from various markets.

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The participation aims to enable Omani technology companies to explore new opportunities, open broader avenues for cooperation and partnerships, and gain access to international markets. It also seeks to strengthen the presence of Oman’s technology sector at global technology events and showcase the capabilities and technological solutions offered by Omani companies.

Oman’s participation in the exhibition will continue until 25 September, focusing on enabling Omani technology companies and start-ups to access Central Asian and global markets, enhancing opportunities for digital exports and international expansion, as well as holding business meetings, exploring opportunities for cooperation, concluding partnerships and agreements, and highlighting the competitiveness of Omani technological capabilities and solutions across a number of promising technology fields.

Oman’s participation in ICT Week is among those of 51 countries, with the event bringing together more than 300 organisations and entities from around the world.

The companies supported by the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology include Bahar Marketing Platform, which specialises in automating the management and operation of wholesale fish markets through transparent electronic auctions connecting sellers with buyers locally and internationally.

The list also includes Trading Tasleem, which specialises in smart mobility services management and provides advanced technological solutions connecting clients with drivers and companies, as well as Bunyan Pro, which uses artificial intelligence technologies in architectural design.

Also participating is Al Mudawi, a digital platform specialising in healthcare and medical tourism, along with Hayat Information Technology, which provides the first video call centre connecting people with hearing disabilities to sign-language interpreters, thereby improving access to communication services.

In the cybersecurity field, Omniware is showcasing an AI-powered cybersecurity platform, while Masra provides a smart tourism platform that helps travellers discover destinations and plan their travel experiences.

The list also includes Darrbak, which specialises in corporate travel management by consolidating booking processes, approvals, policies and expenses, alongside Raqmana, which works to transform traditional and fragmented electronic services into a unified digital ecosystem.

Aman Consulting and Technology is also participating, specialising in the use of satellite imagery analysis technologies to detect changes and monitor assets and sites. This reflects the diversity of technological solutions offered by Omani companies and their ability to develop innovative applications that meet the needs of various sectors.

Oman’s participation has also expanded to include three companies supported by the Small and Medium Enterprises Development Authority (Riyada): MAYS, specialising in technology and mobility; Zumr, specialising in financial technology; and Medad Innovation & Future Technologies, which specialises in helping organisations build a smarter and more connected digital future.