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Al Bawaba
3 days ago
- Business
- Al Bawaba
Ooredoo and Bawwaba Unite to Launch First Telecom-Backed B2B Marketplace in Oman
Ooredoo has announced a strategic partnership with Bawwaba, an emerging Omani B2B e-marketplace, to launch Oman's first telecom-backed B2B digital marketplace, enabling businesses in the Sultanate to connect, trade, and grow. SME and corporate customers now have a smarter, more seamless way to expand their reach locally and Ooredoo and Bawwaba are setting a bold new precedent for how the telecom and tech sectors can collaborate to fuel sustainable economic growth in the Sultanate.'This partnership marks a major step in Ooredoo's journey to go beyond telecom and drive digital growth,' said Assad Al Saadi, Director of ICT Business Enablement at Ooredoo. 'By combining our brand strength, digital capabilities, and customer base with Bawwaba's marketplace infrastructure, we deliver game-changing solutions that support business growth, strengthen the SME ecosystem, and advance Oman's digital economy.'Businesses can now promote their services online, connect with potential partners, and access new commercial opportunities all within a single trusted initiative aligns with both companies' shared vision to enable digital transformation and support economic diversification in Oman. It reinforces Ooredoo's position as an enabler of business success, providing value-added digital solutions that help companies operate more efficiently and competitively. For more information about Ooredoo's business solutions, visit © 2000 - 2025 Al Bawaba ( Signal PressWire is the world's largest independent Middle East PR distribution service.
Arab News
14-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Arab News
Art Dubai to return for 18th edition with international lineup
DUBAI: Art Dubai — which is marking its 18th edition this year — is returning and brings together 120 galleries from across the Middle East, Asia, Europe and the Americas in what is expected to be one of the event's most multicultural programs yet. Taking place from April 18-20, the event will host a calendar of daily talks, book launches, tours and other attractions. For the latest updates, follow us on Instagram @ Its diverse program includes Art Dubai Modern, curated this year by Magali Arriola and Nada Shabout, and Art Dubai Digital by Gonzalo Herrero Delicado and Bawwaba — which means 'Gateway' — presenting 10 solo presentations by artists from various countries curated by Mirjam Varadinis and focusing on themes of migration, identity and displacement. The event's digital section, the first of its kind in an art fair, organized in partnership with Dubai Culture, highlights the rising influence of artificial intelligence and immersive technology in artistic creation. Installations by Hybrid Xperience, Breakfast, and Ouchhh Studio are featured, as well as 22 digital platforms from Dubai and internationally. Entitled 'After the Technological Sublime,' Delicado told Arab News that the theme aimed to provide 'an opportunity to rethink what sublime is today: the concept that we have inherited since the 17th century when explorers were going out to explore the world. Now we can contrast that moment with what we are living today in the age of information and social media.' In light of 30 new participating galleries from around the world, Pablo del Val, the event's artistic director, said: 'The really exciting aspect of this fair is the quality of the artworks. 'I think that this year you can see the maturity of the participants and really understand the vocabularies and the formats and the media that sell well in the city. 'There's also a lot of color. The works we are showing this year show the state of the world we are living in, from technological change to a desire for escapism.'
