ST Engineering, Oman Broadband partner to develop smart city initiatives in Oman

The collaboration aims to develop an advanced digital infrastructure.

ST Engineering’s Urban Solutions and fibre-optic infrastructure services provider Oman Brodband Company, have entered into a cooperation programme to collaborate on smart city initiatives in Oman.

The collaboration aims to develop an advanced digital infrastructure, solutions that improve quality of life for residents and enhance the sustainability of the Sultanate.

Under the programme, Oman Broadband will provide fibre-optic infrastructure whilst ST Engineering Urban Solutions will contribute the areas of smart mobility, smart utilities, and smart city operations platforms.

The programme comes as part of the Sultanate’s efforts to support its vital sectors with the latest smart technologies and innovative solutions.

“This partnership also empowers Omani human resources to acquire new skills which will help position Oman as a regional hub for technical innovation,” Eng. Sultan bin Ahmed Al Wahaibi, CEO of Oman Broadband Company, said.

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