MUSCAT – With extensive expertise in embedded systems, digital signal processing, and cybersecurity protocols, Al Kalbani will speak on the evolving cybersecurity landscape and the need for robust digital protection across Oman’s financial sector.
A computer engineer with a strong foundation in FPGA System-on-Chip design and secure communications technologies, Al Kalbani brings a technical approach to critical discussions around regulatory compliance, digital transformation, and data protection.
Organised by The Arabian Stories, BTS 2025, under the theme ‘Sustainability and the Future of Banking’, will gather influential voices from the banking, fintech, and tech industries to explore how innovation is reshaping financial services. Topics will include automation, blockchain, AI, and regulatory challenges, with a strong focus on digital security and infrastructure resilience.
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The event will also feature high-level panels and a dedicated BTS Exhibition, showcasing cutting-edge technologies and collaborative solutions designed to strengthen Oman’s digital financial ecosystem.
The summit, endorsed by Credit Oman, is supported by Bank Nizwa and Oman Arab Bank as Gold Partners, Changan as the Automotive Partner, Wadiaa as the Fintech Partner, and Advanced Cybersecurity Academy as the Knowledge Partner.
