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Omani Tech Startups Secure Over $10 Million in Deals at LEAP 2025

Omani technology startups have signed nine cooperation agreements with international firms on the second day of LEAP 2025, a major global technology conference taking place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from February 9 to 12. The total value of these agreements exceeds $10 million, marking a significant milestone for Oman’s growing tech sector.

These agreements highlight the increasing recognition of Omani startups in the global tech landscape, strengthening international partnerships and fostering innovation. The deals cover various fields, including artificial intelligence, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and fintech, reinforcing Oman’s position as an emerging player in the digital economy.

Industry experts see this as a major boost for Omani startups, providing them with opportunities to expand their market presence and collaborate with global technology leaders. The agreements also align with Oman’s digital transformation strategy, which aims to enhance technological innovation and attract international investment.

LEAP 2025, one of the world’s largest technology events, serves as a platform for startups, investors, and tech companies to explore collaborations, showcase innovations, and discuss the future of the digital economy. Oman’s participation underscores the country’s commitment to advancing its technology sector and fostering international partnerships.

The event continues until February 12, offering further opportunities for networking and business development.

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