MUSCAT : Oman aims for the second phase of its National Programme for the Digital Economy to contribute RO 1.5 billion to gross domestic product by 2030, Oman News Agency reported on Thursday.
The programme’s 2026–2030 phase also seeks to attract RO 300 million in technology investments and raise the digital economy’s share of GDP to 9%, the agency said.
The targets set out the country’s ambitions to expand the economic contribution of digital activities and draw further investment into its technology sector over the five-year period.
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