MUSCAT : The Omani Qatari Telecommunications Company (Ooredoo) today signed 10 memoranda of cooperation (MoCs) with 40 Omani small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to furnish a stimulating environment for growth and sustainability.
The MoCs, signed in Muscat, were in implementation of an agreement signed by Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI) and Ooredoo to support the SMEs sector in Oman.
The MoCs included providing dedicated communication packages scheduled to be promoted through SME offices in Oman. They also include offers of training programmes and telecommunication (services) to improve efficiency and to enable institutions to generate additional income by selling Ooredoo services.
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The MoUs were signed by Suleiman Mohammed Bait Is’haq, Representative of the Omani Qatari Telecommunications Company (Ooredoo), and by the CEOs of the SMEs concerned.
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