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Azzan Al Kindi and the office that became too small
An engineer’s route from oil services to Rihal runs through crowded offices, Omani talent and a stubborn card game. Azzan Al Kindi keeps returning to the practical question: what will this technology help someone do?
Rihal makes the paperwork work.
Before an organization can ask AI a useful question, it has to get its records in order. Rihal built a business in that gap - and is turning the tools into products.
Al Jabr puts the customer before the pitch
In Oman, Al Jabr builds startup programs around the institutions founders need to reach. Its practical wager: a better introduction matters more when there is a tested business behind it.
Business Hub gives the five-minute pitch somewhere to grow
From a Medina startup contest to an Oman joint venture, Business Hub connects the practical parts of entrepreneurship: a place to work, people to learn from, and a room in which to make the ask.