Muscat: If statistics are to go by, online shopping in Oman is fast catching on. As part of positioning the Sultanate as one among the top e-commerce markets, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) has announced the first E-mall — Jeeblee Online that will allow consumers to purchase products online.
The announcement was made at the Oman E-Commerce Conference.
According to its owner Ali Al Lawati, the E-mall has 60 local and international brands and promises to deliver goods to consumers within 24-48 hours in Oman.
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“The first E-mall in the Sultanate has been unveiled. The platform will have a lot of brands and bring shopping to the finger tips of the people,” Lawati tweeted.
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