Oman focuses on raising telecom, human capital scores
COVID-19 has seen a move towards digital services more than ever and has seen a speed up to use Artificial Intelligence technology
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Ministry of Transport & Communications
Also known as: MOTC Last updated on: 26 August 2019
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Business SummaryProvides supervision of transport sector including ports, maritime and civil aviation; supervises the communications sector in Oman.Country of IncorporationOmanOwnership TypeGovernmentEstablished In1973Primary SectorGovernmental InstitutionsContact details
Primary address
Building: Ministry of Transport & Communications BuildingStreet: Ministries Street
Area: Al Khuwair Area
P.O. Box: 684
Country: Oman
City: Muscat
City Suffix: 100
Region
MuscatCONTACT
- Tel: +968 24-685000
- Fax: +968 24-685757
- Email: info@motc.gov.om
- www.motc.gov.om
Officers
- Name availableMinister
- Name availableUndersecretary
- Name availableUndersecretary, Ports and Maritime Affairs
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