Eng. Sultan bin Ahmed Al Wahaibi has more than twenty years of experience in both the private and the public telecommunications and information technology sectors. During this time, he has led various work ventures as the general manager for infrastructure projects and network rollout at international telecommunication companies. He also held multiple positions in the commercial divisions as the Business Sales General Manager before being appointed as Chief Business and Wholesale Officer of the Omani Qatari Telecommunication Company (Ooredoo) Eng. Sultan Al Wahaibi holds a bachelor’s degree in Telecommunications Engineering, with a minor in Business from Carleton University, Canada. As part of Ooredoo’s program for International Leadership for Executive Management, he has graduated from the Executive Education Program from London Business School, International Institute for Management and Development (IMD) at Switzerland and Harvard Business Publishing. Eng. Sultan is also one of the graduates of the National CEO Program, launched by the Diwan of Royal Court. He is an active member of the Oman Business Forum and a member of the Alumni Board of the Royal Academy of Management.

Infra Connect Marks a Major Milestone in Local Fiber Access Pre-Terminal Connectorized Quick ODN Manufacturing
Infra Connect proudly announces a significant milestone in Egypt's telecommunications industry, pioneering the local manufacturing of Fiber Access Pre-Terminal Connectorized Quick ODN solutions using its own injection molding machines and dedicated molds.
Kinetic partners with STL for fiber network expansion
STL is supporting Kinetic’s US fiber expansion with its plug-and-play fiber cable assembly solution, branded “Kinetic QuickConnect”, and access to its global supply chain.
NahjTech Accelerates Iraq’s Digital Connectivity: From Submarine Cable Infrastructure to Cloud and Cybersecurity Partnerships.
As a proud partner of Fiber Connect Council MENA, NahjTech is pleased to share its latest achievements and strategic developments for the October 2026 newsletter.
