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From Tashkent to Muscat (opens the original)
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Almost 50 founders, VC investors and ecosystem builders from the Sultanate of Oman participated in ICT Week in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, with support from the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology, Riyada, Afouq’s Oman AI Zone, Cyfr, UzOman, KOM and Oman Embassy in Tashkent. Founders and investors included Zumr in fintech, Mubashir in digital advertising and smart retail technology, Darrbak experie digital market place in adventure tourism, Mys EV and Medad, to name a few.
Why Africa, why now? (opens the original)
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For the first time, an Omani Sovereign has undertaken state visits to two Sub-Saharan African nations. His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik’s visits to Botswana and Angola in mid-September 2026 therefore raise two important questions: Why Africa? And why now? The answer is that Africa is not merely a continent of future potential. It is already rising. Botswana and Angola are living proof of how the continent’s 54 nations are increasingly determined to shape their own destinies, just as other pa
Is the classroom enough? (opens the original)
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What first comes to mind when you hear the word “education”? Most of us imagine a familiar ladder: nursery, school, university and perhaps postgraduate study. We spend around twelve years in classrooms, pass examinations, collect certificates and eventually enter the labour market. This model was designed, a few centuries ago in Germany, for a world in which knowledge changed relatively slowly and careers followed reasonably predictable paths, that world no longer exists. The combined pressures
From gatekeepers to catalysts (opens the original)
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In 2010, my team and I were over the moon. Tawasul Think Tank had just won its first regional recognition at the Arabia CSR Awards in Dubai. The award mattered, but what I learned outside the ceremony mattered more. A distinguished English gentleman approached me, perhaps because my Omani dishdasha caught his attention. He was the event’s keynote speaker and told me that, as a young geologist around 1970, he had worked in Oman for a major international energy corporation. He recalled meetings in
Farewell to our snow leopard (opens the original)
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Snow leopards are among Allah’s most extraordinary creatures. They live where few living beings can survive, among high, silent peaks, thin air and unforgiving ice. They do not seek applause or crowds. Their lives are defined by patience, resilience and an endless climb toward higher ground. Our compatriot Nadhira bint Ahmed al Harthy lived much the same way as the daughter of Al Mudhairab in the Wilayat Al Qabil, Al Sharqiyah North Governorate. In one of my favourite stories turned into a movie
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