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AI in Oman is an independent newsroom reporting on artificial intelligence, startups, and digital policy for founders, investors, and public-sector teams across the Sultanate — tracking where funding, jobs, and revenue move under Vision 2040.

  • Technology & AI

    Arabia Falcon Insurance Says Hacked Data Appears Published

    Three months after it first denied a breach, the MSX-listed Omani insurer Arabia Falcon told the market on 12 October that data linked to its June cyber incident "appears to have been published". The forensic investigation is still running.

  • Technology & AI

    One Platform for Permits: Oman's Unified Municipal System Signed

    Muscat Municipality has signed the implementation agreement for the Unified Municipal System with an ITHCA Group subsidiary. The deal moves a 2024 tender into delivery: one digital platform for building permits, lease contracts and other municipal permits across Oman's governorates.

  • Technology & AI

    Masin AI Brings Construction Claims AI to Oman's Contractors

    Masin AI has launched a platform in Oman that reads construction contracts and project records to flag delays, notice deadlines and claims. It says major Omani contractors already use it on live projects, and its own benchmark cuts an 18-day claim report to two days.

  • Technology & AI

    Zameeli Founder Tariq Al Habsi and Oman's Freelance Economy

    Tariq Al Habsi's Zameeli matches Omani SMEs with local freelancers. Its funding so far includes Oman Technology Fund backing, the Sultanate's first equity crowdfunding campaign and, in June 2026, a Shariah-compliant facility from Sharakah. This is the founder story behind the marketplace.

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Durri Space Signs for 3 Optical Ground Stations Across Oman

Omani space communications firm Durri Space has contracted France's Cailabs for three laser-based satellite ground stations across the Sultanate. The stations are targeted to be operational by 2028, and Durri plans to sell downlink capacity to international satellite operators.

By Omar Al-Riyami

  • Satellite Communications
  • Space Sector
  • Digital Infrastructure
  • Durri Space
  • MTCIT
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