In Episode 3 of Mizan Podcast, we dive into the high-stakes world of aviation and tourism with industry expert Dr. Khalid Al Blushi.This episode delivers essential insights for professionals, leaders, and SME owners. We explore the critical differences between split-second decision-making in aviation versus standard office environments. Dr. Khalid also shares a roadmap for business survival during regional crises, highlighting why rigorous contract reviews, legal readiness, and mandatory commercial insurance are vital for the tourism sector.Tune in for a masterclass in navigating complex regulatory fields, maintaining business ethics, and building a resilient, crisis-proof business model.Produced by: Oman Observer PodcastIn Collaboration with: Law and LifeHosted & Prepared by:Maimuna Al-SulaimaniGuest: Prof. Dr. BEVERLY BAKER-KELLYCoordination:Omaima Al-SulaimaniPodcast Creative Producer: Ali Jawish

[In Episode 2 of the MIZAN Podcast, esteemed legal scholar Prof. Dr. Beverly Baker Kelly shares her inspiring journey from earning degrees at Harvard, Columbia, and UC Berkeley to her global service at the UN Rwanda Tribunal and observing Nelson Mandela's historic elections. Reflecting on her 16-year legacy of advancing legal education in Oman, she delivers a powerful message to listeners: reject the concept of retirement, study for true knowledge rather than just passing exams, and above all, always control your own destiny.Produced by: Oman Observer PodcastIn Collaboration with: Law and LifeHosted & Prepared by:Maimuna Al-SulaimaniGuest: Prof. Dr. BEVERLY BAKER-KELLYCoordination:Omaima Al-SulaimaniPodcast Creative Producer: Ali Jawish#Mizan #OmanObserver_Podcast #LawAndLife #LegalSystem #podcastshow [00:01 Introduction.][00:43 An Extraordinary Academic Journey.][04:26 Commuting for Education and Family Support.][06:15 US vs. English Legal Education Systems.][11:24 The Intersection of Law and Sociology.][12:52 The UN Tribunal in Rwanda.][15:38 The Journey to Oman.][22:15 Studying for Knowledge, Not Exams.][23:14 Observing Nelson Mandela’s Historic Elections.][25:12 Comparative Commercial Law in the GCC.][29:51 Equity as a Global Growth Model.][32:30 Navigating Career and Family for Young Female Graduates.][36:21 The Power of Negotiation and Resilience.][39:12 Controlling Your Destiny and Rejecting Retirement.][41:30 Teasing the Upcoming Book and Conclusion.]

In this episode of Business Class, we sit down with Othman Al Mandhari, the founder of Inotech, to explore the future of 3D printing in Oman and the Gulf. Othman shares his transition from working in the oil and gas sector (Schlumberger) to building a hardware startup that is now 3D printing buildings and artificial coral reefs.He opens up about the harsh realities of hardware startups, why he believes fresh graduates should not start businesses immediately, and how Inotech achieved a 1200% increase in marine life growth using their technology. We also discuss the "Elon Musk" mindset and why investors need to trust local dreamers.

In the first episode of MIZAN, Maimuna Al-Sulaimani interviews the distinguished lawyer and historian, Nasser bin Abdullah Al-Riyami.They explore his inspiring journey from a childhood shaped by the first Omani female judge to his pivotal role in establishing an independent Public Prosecution in Oman. Nasser also shares the humanitarian philosophy behind his legal decisions and the story behind his celebrated book, "Zanzibar: Personalities and Events."Produced by: Oman Observer PodcastIn Collaboration with: Law and LifeHosted & Prepared by:Maimuna Al-SulaimaniGuest: Nasser Al-Riyami Retired Assistant Attorney-GeneralCoordination:Omaima Al-SulaimaniPodcast Creative Producer: Ali Jawish#Mizan #OmanObserver_Podcast #LawAndLife #OmanHistory #PublicProsecution #Zanzibar #LegalSystem #Podcast

What does it take to turn bold ideas into thriving startups? In this must-listen episode, Khalid Alsafi Al Huraibi sits down with William Crew, the investment strategist who has shaped Oman’s SME and startup ecosystem for nearly two decades.From launching Oman’s first accelerator (The Cell) to driving BP Khazan’s Competitive SMEs grants program and now leading EcoInnovate Oman Accelerator for green-tech ventures, William shares the inside story of how ecosystems are built, how funding decisions are made, and what founders can do to scale faster and smarter.🎙️ Whether you’re a startup founder, ecosystem leader, or just passionate about Oman’s innovation journey, this episode is packed with actionable insights, inspiring stories, and lessons from the man behind some of the Sultanate’s most impactful initiatives.🔥 Listen, learn, and get inspired to build forward better – and don’t forget to share it with your network of ecosystem builders!Oman Observer Podcast©️ 2025#omanobserver_podcast#observer_businessclass#podcast #oman #business #entrepreneur #omanobserver_graphic

Dr. Abdullah Al Lawati’s award winning research contributes to saving lives and putting Oman on the global map of nanotechnology and nano-medicine. Here’s the story of his journey shared with our host Khalid Alsafi Al Huraibi.

“Failure is an opportunity to learn & make a progress. Our 9th episode esteemed guest Nasra Al Adawi, author and poetry therapy practitioner shares with us her thoughts on resilience and the Japanese Kintsuji philosophy”Business Class S:01 E:09Guest: Nasra Al AdawiAuthor and Poetry Therapy practitionerHost: Khalid al-HuraibiGraphic Production:Ali JawishOman Observer Podcast©️ 2025#omanobserver_podcast#observer_businessclass

Fajar Minhas is from Islamabad, Pakistan. She shares with us her memories of Ramadhan as she observes the holy month for the first time in Oman.

In this episode of Business Class, our guest Eng. Mahmood al Amri speaks about the opportunities and challenges of the recycling sector in Oman.

Kristen Norman Berg is from Norway and she has beautiful memories of Ramadhan because she has been in Oman for the last 25 years.