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technology • Sep 10, 2026

Oman is taking another step toward developing its homegrown semiconductor capabilities, with a new cohort of Omani engineering graduates completing hands-on semiconductor training in Taiwan through an MTCIT-supported programme.

The programme began in Muscat with training in semiconductor fundamentals, electronics and chip fabrication processes before participants gained practical exposure to Taiwanโ€™s advanced semiconductor industry.

The initiative is part of a broader effort to establish an Omani semiconductor ecosystem focused on chip design, testing, research and startups, rather than immediately pursuing expensive domestic chip fabrication. MTCITโ€™s Makeen programme has already reported more than 150 Omani engineers and five startups in its semiconductor track.

Oman is also expanding international partnerships, including specialised chip-design training with Indiaโ€™s Kaynes Technology and additional programmes aimed at developing semiconductor design expertise.

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