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Oman to Develop Next-Generation Green Data Centre Through International Partnership
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Oman to Develop Next-Generation Green Data Centre Through International Partnership

From Times of Oman · () English

Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

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  • A Joint Development Agreement was signed in Muscat for a next-generation Green Data Centre in Oman.
  • The collaboration involves five international companies and aligns with Oman Vision 2040 objectives for digital transformation and sustainability.
  • The project aims to integrate technological innovation, cybersecurity, and renewable energy, positioning Oman as a regional digital hub.

The signing of the Joint Development Agreement for a Green Data Centre in Oman, as detailed by the Times of Oman, marks a significant stride towards realizing the Sultanate's ambitious Vision 2040. This initiative, a testament to the growing economic and industrial cooperation between Oman, Italy, and the UAE, underscores our nation's commitment to embracing technological advancement while prioritizing sustainability.

This agreement represents an important milestone in our commitment to supporting Omanโ€™s digital transformation and sustainability ambitions. Through this partnership, we aim to contribute to the development of a future-ready technological infrastructure that combines innovation, security and environmental responsibility, while creating long-term value for the Sultanate of Oman and the wider region.

โ€” Qais Al BahriThe CEO of Dream Group expressing the significance of the agreement for Oman's digital and sustainability goals.

This project is more than just an infrastructure development; it's a strategic move to position Oman as a leading regional hub for the digital economy, artificial intelligence, and advanced digital services. The involvement of five major international companies โ€“ RINA, Vitali, Forte Secur Group, Dream Group, and Corpolgia โ€“ signifies global confidence in Oman's potential and its conducive environment for innovation. The focus on integrating cybersecurity, energy efficiency, and renewable energy solutions ensures that this data centre will be at the forefront of sustainable digital infrastructure.

The signing of this Joint Development Agreement reflects the strong synergy between Italian expertise and Omani ambitions for sustainable growth and technological advancement. By combining our respective capabilities in engineering, infrastructure, security and innovation, we are laying the foundation for a next-generation digital ecosystem capable of supporting the future needs of the region.

โ€” Italian companies RINA, Vitali and Forte Secur GroupA joint statement highlighting the collaborative strength and future potential of the data centre project.

From our perspective at the Times of Oman, this agreement is particularly exciting because it directly supports our national goals for economic diversification and technological leadership. While international media might view this as another step in global data infrastructure, for us, it represents a tangible commitment to building a future-ready Oman, creating new opportunities for investment, knowledge transfer, and long-term strategic partnerships. The patronage of the Embassy of Italy and the support of the Italian Trade Agency further highlight the strong bilateral ties and the shared vision for a sustainable digital future.

This agreement is a concrete example of the deepening partnership between Italy and Oman across strategic sectors including technology, sustainability, infrastructure an

โ€” Pierluigi Dโ€™EliaThe Ambassador of Italy to Oman emphasizing the growing bilateral cooperation.
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Originally published by Times of Oman in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.