MUSCAT, Oct 9
Idemia and Seeracom have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore synergies for strategic projects in the Sultanate.
The signing ceremony was held last week at the Diplomatic Club in the presence of Khalid bin Hashil al Muslahi, Head of the Minister’s Office Department, Foreign Ministry, Sultanate of Oman, and Véronique Aulagnon, Ambassador of France to the Sultanate.
Seeracom was represented by Aaditya R Khimji, Managing Director, and Idemia by Hadi Hussant, General Manager of Idemia Oman and Sales Vice-President.
With the signing of the agreement both the companies signaled their intention to explore further cooperation in support of the economic diplomacy by Foreign Ministry with the Sultanate’s progress towards the ambitious 2040 Economic Vision under the leadership of His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik.
Both companies will capitalise on their respective expertise, leveraging their knowledge and technology to deliver state-of-the-art solutions aimed at supporting Oman’s progress towards the achievement of this goal.
Idemia is a trusted partner in public security and identity around the world for delivering innovative, secure and contactless biometric technology for border control, passenger facilitation, civil identity and law enforcement.
Seeracom, a subsidiary of Ramesh Khimji Group of Companies, is a trusted Omani turnkey integrator, which has successfully delivered various systems for Oman’s airports and other stakeholders. They have developed and deployed complex critical communication and drone detection systems notably for international airports in the Sultanate.
Seeracom has also partnered with various multinational OEMs and vendors primarily focused on providing in country skill sets for integration and support of end user systems.
Idemia is the global leader in Augmented Identity, provides a trusted environment enabling citizens and consumers alike to perform their daily critical activities (such as pay, connect and travel), in the physical as well as digital space.
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