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Light Oman is the premier event for the lighting industry in the region and offers a B2B platform to manufacturers, architects, designers, consultants, engineers, construction companies, hospitality industry professionals, government officials, and more. For anyone involved in any aspect concerning light in construction and project development from architectural and urban lighting to outdoor and indoor, retail, theatrical and decorative lighting, Light Oman is the perfect marketplace to meet new contacts, source products, and discuss new trends and technological developments.
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Light Oman

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Changes in design have led to new spaces. People are now focusing on creating functional commercial or residential spaces as well as more creative exteriors and interiors. New opportunities for investment, partnership, and business are emerging with Oman's rebounding construction and tourism markets.
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IDF Oman is a design &amp; decor exhibition that takes place alongside other related events such as Tile &amp; Stone Show, Tile &amp; Stone Show, Light Oman Show, Smart Living &amp; Workspaces Expo. It covers the entire range of products and services needed for the design, renovation, and upkeep of commercial, residential, and office spaces. Oman trade and exhibitions are now fully open to international business communities. It is looking to reconnect and revive face-to-face events.
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Interior Design Furnishing Expo

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COMEX Group of Events has announced the new slogan for the 2023 exhibition as "Future Tech Redefined,". The event celebrates the 32nd edition and will be held under the patronage of the Ministry of Transport, Information and Communications Technology (MTCIT).
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COMEX is a great opportunity for enterprise-level companies and startups alike to interact and connect with investors and buyers of future technologies. The new slogan came from the idea that future technology should be used in all aspects of life and should be adapted by all sectors. A lot of individuals and companies in Oman still do not recognize what technology is capable of. Therefore, COMEX comes to help Oman in the process of being one of the leading countries in future technology by prioritizing comprehensive digitalization, robust cybersecurity, and investments to establish a solid foundation for the country&rsquo;s future tech infrastructure.
COMEX believes that Oman will see new heights in future tech advancements, especially in the fields of medicine, mobility, robotics, advanced and applied artificial intelligence (AI), 3D printing, cybersecurity solutions, drones, e-commerce and many others. This will enable human capital development in the field of advanced and future technologies. The organizers of COMEX have started to meet its exhibitors, both government and tech giants, to showcase more than one future technology at COMEX 2023, which holds the power to disrupt.
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Comex Technology

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&lsquo;Arafah is the ninth day of Dhu&rsquo;l-Ḥijjah, the 12th and final month in the Islamic calendar. It occurs on the second day of the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca (and its surrounding religious waymarks). Muslims are obligated to perform at least once in their lifetimes, if able.
As it was the day that Prophet Muhammad delivered his final sermon as he finished the Hajj toward the end of his life, Arafah (Arafat) day is important to Muslim pilgrims. It also celebrates the finality of Islam&rsquo;s faith and divine revelation and is viewed as a day of forgiveness and repentance.
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Muslims in Oman would fast on the Day of Arafah to observe Arafat Day and purify their spirits in anticipation of the eternal salvation of entering paradise. In addition, they would perform other good deeds like reciting the Quran, reading it, or simply listening to it. They would also refrain from engaging in harmful behaviours, avoid acting in an unfriendly manner and recite holy prayers and duas to be absolved of their sins from the previous year and those of the upcoming year.
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Day of Arafah (Arafat)

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Eid Al Adha is a four-day celebration that starts on the 9th day of the month of Dhul Hajj in the Islamic calendar. Arafat day is the day on which Prophet Mohammed made his farewell address and Eid Al Adha is the day on which Prophet Ibrahim&rsquo;s (Abraham) willingness to sacrifice his son, Prophet Ismail (Ishmael), on God&rsquo;s demand is commemorated.
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Eid Al Adha is celebrated for three days during which Muslims are encouraged to take the pilgrimage to Mecca or alternatively spend time with friends and family, symbolically sacrifice an animal and pray and listen to a sermon at a mosque.
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Eid al-Adha

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Oman is an absolute monarchy, an Islamic sultanate in which all power is concentrated in the ruling sultan. Thus, the rise of a new sultan is of great significance. Qaboos&rsquo; rise is remembered by celebrating the first day of his long reign, which began in 1970. His reign is particularly important because he embarked Oman upon a modernization program that has had far-reaching effects on the nation. Sultan Qaboos stands in a long line of rulers from the Saidi dynasty, which reaches back 14 generations. He first became sultan in 1970 after deposing his father, Said bin Taimur, in a &ldquo;palace coup.&rdquo; His motive was to give Oman a &ldquo;new beginning&rdquo; or &ldquo;renaissance,&rdquo; which he immediately proceeded to do.
At the time, Oman had only three schools, two hospitals, and 10 kilometres of paved roads. Today, Oman has many modern highways, health clinics in all major cities, and more than a thousand schools. The driving force of these changes was Oman&rsquo;s vast oil wealth, and the goal of it has been to end Oman&rsquo;s relative isolation from the world.
At the beginning of his reign, Qaboos immediately changed the official name of his country from &ldquo;the Sultanate of Muscat and Oman&rdquo; to simply &ldquo;the Sultanate of Oman&rdquo; to promote national unity. That unity was soon tested when Communist guerrillas from Yemen spilled over the border and created the Dhofar Rebellion. Forces from Iran, Jordan, and the U.K. came to the aid of Oman to put the uprising down. Since then, Oman has maintained a policy of strict neutrality but has had much more normalized relations with Iran than other states in the Gulf.
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Renaissance Day

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Oman Health Exhibition &amp; Conference is an international annual event that showcases the continued development of the health and medical sector in Oman, the industry&rsquo;s market potential, and emerging opportunities. It provides a platform for medical professionals, traders, manufacturers, suppliers, service providers and stakeholders of the healthcare and medical industry to explore new opportunities, showcase the latest technologies, services and facilities, and leverage potential for trade and investment.
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The Conference is aligned with the government&rsquo;s Health Vision 2050 and aimed at addressing the challenges as well as discussing initiatives to improve the sector. Launched in 2009 and certified as a UFI-Approved International Event in 2013, it is the most comprehensive international event for healthcare and medical tourism in the Sultanate.
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Oman Health Exhibition & Conference

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Food &amp; Hospitality Oman is an international trade exhibition that serves as a business and networking platform for companies and industry stakeholders to promote the latest products and services in the food and beverage, agriculture and fisheries, food processing technologies, kitchen and catering equipment, hotel supplies and equipment, and restaurant and cafe segments.
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It serves as an avenue to showcase the growth and development of the food and hospitality industries, which is seen to contribute largely to Oman's GDP.
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Food and Hospitality Oman

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The Prophet's Birthday is a public holiday. It is a day off for the general population, and schools and most businesses are closed. Sunni Muslims observe the Prophet Muhammed's (also known as Mohammed or Muhammad) birthday on the 12th day of the Islamic month of Rabi' al-awwal, while Shi'a Muslims mark it on the 17th of this month. Muhammed is believed to be the last prophet. 
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