Its primary mission is to bridge the gap between technological potential and real-world implementation. By operating as a Futurist, the Centre identifies long-term technology risks and opportunities before they reach the mainstream.
As an Amplifier, it accelerates the adoption of agile governance frameworks and innovative solutions that drive economic diversification and sustainable growth.
Our Dear Visitors ,
As part of the World Economic Forum's global network, The Oman’s Fourth Industrial Revolution Center is established with a mission to catalyze sustainable and inclusive economic growth through the strategic and responsible adoption of 4IR technologies. The Center acts as a policy shaper and ecosystem builder, transforming technological potential into tangible and sustainable progress, fostering economic growth by enhancing productivity and efficiency, maximizing competitive advantage and smart management and creating a future where our workforce is empowered with advanced skills for future jobs in the fields of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
This journey requires collective effort. Therefore, I extend a sincere invitation to all—industry leaders, policymakers, academic pioneers, and innovators—to join us. Together, let's contribute to this vital mission and promote the responsible and human-centered adoption of Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies.
Eng. Badar Al Salehi
Head of Oman C4IR
C4IR Oman will uniquely contribute by:

Ensuring responsible and job-driven AI deployment.

Connecting Oman with international AI and quantum leaders to bring best practices in workforce development and attract foreign companies to hire locally.

Ensuring AI and quantum computing initiatives directly align with Oman’s labor market needs.

Ensuring government policies actively support digital economy programs and initiatives.

Bridging policy gaps that can speed up AI adoption and powered job growth in critical economic sectors

Acting as a structured government-backed platform for AI and 4 IR startups, multinational firms, and SME