On July 29th, the Oman China Project Investment Matchmaking Conference was successfully held at the Beijing Digital Economy Enterprise Overseas Innovation Service Base (referred to as the "Overseas Base"). Representative Jiang Ziyao from Oman Investment Authority (OIA), Senior Analyst Sultan Al Busaidi from Oman Future Fund (FFO), and Vice President Wu Jing from China Electronics Great Wall International Information Technology Co., Ltd. (referred to as "Great Wall International") visited the overseas base. The base, together with the local enterprise chip technology IoT, organized on-site roadshows for key projects such as Chaowei Group, Tianming Machinery, and Rongyun Network Technology. Chang Xuezhi, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of Beijing Daxing Economic Development Zone Platform Company, and Chairman of Daxing International Company, accompanied by Wang Yan, Deputy General Manager of Daxing Economic Development Zone, and Li Yulong, Deputy General Manager of Overseas Base.

During the exhibition hall visit, the overseas base focused on introducing the background and construction system of the base, as well as specific measures and progress in helping to build a global digital economy benchmark city.

During the project roadshow, Chaowei Group conducted a special promotion on sodium salt battery technology and energy solutions; Tianming Machinery focuses on the drone project and provides a detailed introduction to its technological advantages and application scenarios; Rongyun focused on sharing the independent innovation achievements of instant messaging technology and successful cases of helping enterprises go global. Great Wall International, Oman Investment Authority, and Oman Future Fund will provide detailed evaluations and investment implementation exchanges for each project.

Chang Xuezhi pointed out that the overseas base relies on the advantages of government platforms, integrates the resources of key enterprises in Beijing Tianjin Hebei and the whole country, and will jointly organize project docking meetings based on the key investment areas of Oman's sovereign fund, accurately screen high-quality projects, and promote two-way investment between China and Arab countries.

Next, the overseas base will continue to play a bridging role in connecting international and domestic markets, integrating resources from all parties, and helping enterprises layout the global market through precise docking services. And by building a full stack overseas service ecosystem, we will attract international business sectors of overseas enterprises to layout in overseas bases and accelerate the construction of overseas industrial clusters.

Introduction to Oman Investment Authority

The Oman Investment Authority is an investment institution of the Sultanate of Oman and one of the globally renowned sovereign wealth funds. It was formed by the merger of the Oman National Reserve Fund, the Oman Investment Fund, and the ownership of all state-owned enterprises by the Omani government. The Oman Investment Authority plays a key role in promoting sustainable economic development and realizing Oman's vision of becoming a more attractive investment destination. The main responsibility is to manage, invest, and expand the assets of the Sultanate both locally and internationally. It has investment funds such as Future Generation Fund, National Development Fund, and Oman Future Fund, with a wide geographical distribution and investments covering various continents, including food and fisheries, energy, logistics, information and communication technology (ICT), public services, finance and investment services, tourism, mining, manufacturing, and aviation.

Introduction to Oman Future Fund

The Oman Future Fund is a sovereign fund launched by the Oman Investment Authority (OIA) on March 28, 2024, with an initial capital of $5.2 billion. Its aim is to promote the diversification and transformation of the Omani economy by empowering the private sector, attracting foreign direct investment (FDI), and supporting small and medium-sized enterprises. The fund focuses on key areas such as technology, industry, tourism, and new energy, explicitly excluding oil and gas and real estate businesses, and establishes cross-border funds through cooperation with institutions such as China IDG Capital and Yida Capital, introducing international technology and experience. As of October 2024, the total scale of the first batch of investment projects of the fund reached 832 million Omani riyals, of which 73% were foreign investment, directly creating over 1600 job opportunities.