Oman Cables Industry Inspires Next Generation with ‘Kids in STEM’ Initiative
The MOU Signing was held in the presence of H.E. Prof. Abdullah Ambusaidi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Education for Education.
In line with Oman’s Vision 2040 goals and its commitment to advancement and inclusivity, the
initiative targets children aged 6 to 10 within all the Stakeholders’ children. The program comprises
two core activities: Adopting a School and Building Talents in STEM. Diverse modules focus on
robotics, renewable energy, and electrical engineering to nurture skill development in these areas.
Students can discover a variety of skills such as how to program robots, design wind turbines and
learn about electricity, conductors, insulators, and circuit building.
Cinzia Farisè, CEO of Oman Cables Industry, said: “This initiative signifies the commencement
of a transformative journey aimed at empowering the next generation with the essential skills and
knowledge required to excel in an ever-evolving technological landscape. OCI is committed to playing
a proactive role in propelling the nation towards a resilient and diverse economy by equipping and
empowering Omani children. We are privileged to collaborate with the Ministry of Education in this
noble endeavour.”
The initiative was developed under the umbrella of SHE STEMS, a social development program, which
aims to prepare more Omani women for the nation’s Manufacturing and STEM sectors.
This latest collaboration highlights a shared commitment to innovation and education among Oman’s
youth. Endorsed by the Ministry of Education, ‘Kids in STEM’ initiative, is an important step towards
nurturing young minds.
OCI remains committed to driving positive change in the community through its Environmental,
Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives. The successful MOU signing sets the stage for a year of
impactful activities that will inspire and empower the future innovators of Oman.