Ooredoo has partnered with Sohar International to deliver integrated mobile, fixed, and ICT solutions alongside tailored financial packages.
This collaboration helps SMEs enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and drive growth in a digital-first market, as per the press statement.
Through this partnership, Ooredoo and Sohar International reaffirm their dedication to fostering a thriving SME ecosystem, ensuring businesses have the digital and financial tools they need to scale and succeed.
As a key enabler of digital transformation, Ooredoo will provide customized connectivity and ICT solutions for greater efficiency and scalability. Complementing this, Sohar International will offer exclusive financial benefits, including flexible device financing and cost-effective communication tools, helping businesses streamline operations and boost productivity.
Saied Al-Lawati, Director of Business Marketing and ICT Solutions at Ooredoo, said that, “Ooredoo recognizes the evolving needs of SMEs and the challenges of staying competitive in a digital-first world. By simplifying connectivity and financial access, we enable smarter operations, seamless growth, and long-term success for businesses in Oman.”
The partnership introduces exclusive SME benefits, including complimentary fixed services, competitive mobile and internet plans, and special Riyada card privileges; designed to cut costs, improve communication, and enable digital-first operations.
Commenting on the initiative, Abdul Qadir Al Sumali, Chief Retail and Premier Banking Officer at Sohar International, noted that, “Partnering with industry leaders like Ooredoo reinforces our commitment to delivering world-class services while fostering an ecosystem that drives innovation and operational excellence.”
“This initiative reflects a strategic, forward-thinking approach to financial services, where every element is designed for the customer’s success. With this comprehensive package, we provide SME clients with essential tools to enhance efficiency and accelerate digital transformation,” Al Sumali further added.
