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SHARE Picking the UK as the first country outside the Gulf to expand his online flower delivery business was a natural step for Kuwaiti entrepreneur Abdulaziz Al Loughani. First set up in 2017, Floward has grown into a $30 million (£21.64m) business with its annualised revenue soaring 1,400 per cent between January 2020 and 2021 - when the rest of the world was grappling with the economic fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic - and its transactions surging 1,200 per cent. Mr Al Loughani, who spent a year of his high school education in London and completed his MBA in the city, expanded his vent...

By: Times News Service Muscat: A technical cooperation agreement has been signed between Authority for Small and Medium enterprises (SMEs) Development and Oman Post to support small and medium enterprises in the e-commerce sector. A statement issued online by Authority for Small and Medium enterprises (SMEs) Development said :" we signed a technical cooperation agreement with Oman Post (Asyad Express) to support small and medium enterprises in the e-commerce sector, and accordingly, 6 small and medium enterprises and 4 startups will join TOMOOH incubator program , which is the first of its ki...

Omamaty (my turban), a project for ready made turbans, is one of the small and medium enterprise sectorssuccessful projects in the Wilayat of Salalah that has received appreciation and prizes at the Sultanate’s level.

IOM rescues cross-border traders  Beitbridge Bureau The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) has started rolling out support programmes to mitigate the effects of Covid-19 pandemic on informal cross-border traders in the Sadc region. In a statement, the organisation’s Zambian office said the support initiative will include holding a series of visits, training sessions and goods distribution activities at key border posts. Most of the ports of entry, IOM said, were part of supporting informal cross-border traders in Southern Africa to do business safely during the Covid-19 proj...

Young Omani entrepreneur’s turban venture wins praise By: ONA Salalah: Omamaty (my turban), a project for ready made turbans, is one of the small and medium  enterprise sectors' successful projects in the Wilayat of Salalah that has received appreciation and prizes at the Sultanate’s level. Young entrepreneur, Hamad bin Ahmed Suwailm, owner of Rawabi Al Khaleej Establishment    (Omamaty),  said that he started his project in 2015 by designing a ready made Omani turban for all age categories, which is produced in different colours and textile. He said that the idea behind the project ...