MUSCAT : The ministry, in an announcement (No. 7/2024) issued today, September 18, reported successful outcomes from the initial evaluation phase for factories that registered under a previous announcement.
The ministry also noted that this project seeks to evaluate the digital maturity of participating factories, with a focus on those interested in adopting artificial intelligence applications. A select number of factories will be chosen based on their digital maturity indicators and the prioritization of targeted sectors.
A transcript of the announcement is as follows: “The ministry announces the continuation of registration for the first phase of the project of Omani Factories Empowerment Towards Adopting Fourth Industrial Revolution Technologies and assess their digital maturity (smart production factories). Companies interested in adopting artificial intelligence applications and undergoing a digital maturity evaluation are invited to complete the registration and self-assessment form through the QR Code.
“A select number of factories will be chosen based on their digital maturity indicators and the prioritization of targeted sectors. For further inquiries, please contact us via the following email address: To access the self-assessment form scan the barcode Automation@tejarah.gov.om.”
Interested companies are encouraged to complete the registration and self-assessment form by scanning the QR code provided.
For additional inquiries, companies can reach out via email at Automation@tejarah.gov.om. The Ministry emphasizes the importance of this initiative in strengthening the capabilities of Omani industries and enhancing their competitiveness in the global market.

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