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Sepura signs up Waleed Communications, expands in Middle East

05/05/2023
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Sepura has signed Waleed Communications as a sales partner in Oman, adding a proven solution provider to their network of partners and increasing their presence in the fast-growing Middle East critical communications market.

The partnership will enable Waleed Communications to offer Sepura’s range of mission critical communication solutions to public safety organisations throughout Oman, including police and emergency response teams, as well as organisations running petroleum plants and those charged with protecting critical national infrastructure such as airports and public transport.

Sepura’s radios have a history of successful deployment in the Middle East, used across the region to provide the communications links for public safety organisations who need reliable, secure communications to safely complete operations.

“We are pleased to welcome Waleed Communications as our partner in Oman,” said Terence Ledger, regional sales director for Middle East, Africa and APAC at Sepura. “We believe that their expertise in the local market, combined with our proven products and experiencer within global public safety markets will enable us to provide critical communication solutions that meet the needs of users in Oman.”

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