OHI Group concluded its participation at COMEX 2025 by showcasing the power of partnerships in advancing Oman’s digital transformation. Central to its announcements was an agreement with the Environmental Authority to launch the Government Unified Radiation Tracker (GURT). This pioneering national system will monitor and manage radioactive sources and nuclear materials across the Sultanate.

Additional partnerships were also announced with the University of Technology and Applied Sciences (UTAS), the Ministry of Education, Oman Air, Al BaStinah North Governorate, and leading industry partners, D2C and Huawei.

Reflecting on the Group’s strong presence, Eihab Al Saleh, Vice Chairman and CEO of OHI Group, said: “COMEX 2025 has provided a powerful platform to demonstrate how OHI is shaping the nation’s digital future. By joining hands with government entities, academic institutions, and major corporations, we are creating practical solutions that drive innovation, build national capabilities, and contribute to a more sustainable and digitally empowered Oman.”

During the exhibition, OHI Group presented an appreciation award to H.E. Dr Ali Al Shidhani, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology (MTCIT), in recognition of his leadership and the Ministry’s role in advancing Oman’s digital transformation in alignment with Oman’s Vision 2040. The Group was also honoured by Huawei with the Golden Partner Award for driving joint business growth.

International Information Technology Co. LLC (IITC), OHI’s Group Subsidiary, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the University of Technology and Applied Sciences (UTAS) to strengthen academia–industry collaboration. The agreement will create pathways for students to gain hands-on experience through internship and training programs, while also providing UTAS with IT support and knowledge-transfer workshops in emerging technologies such as AI-enabled academic tools and digital document management.