His Highness Sayyid Faisal bin Turki Al Said, Ambassador of the Sultanate of Oman, Sponsors the Signing of a Strategic Partnership Between the Omani Down Syndrome Association and Ynmo

Honored by the presence of His Highness Sayyid Faisal bin Turki Al Said, Ambassador of the Sultanate of Oman, the Omani Down Syndrome Association and Ynmo—a company specializing in developing technological solutions for practitioners working with individuals with special needs and their families—signed a strategic partnership aimed at providing Ynmo's services to the Omani Down Syndrome Association. The Memorandum of Understanding was signed in the presence of Dr. Fahad Alnemary, CEO of Ynmo, and Mr. Raed Al-Sabaei, Chairman of the Omani Down Syndrome Association, on the sidelines of a meeting dedicated to coordinating avenues of cooperation between Ynmo and the Omani Down Syndrome Association at the Omani Embassy headquarters in Riyadh, graced by His Highness Sayyid Faisal bin Turki Al Said, Ambassador of the Sultanate of Oman to the Kingdom.

Ynmo provides a suite of consultative and technical services in the care and rehabilitation of individuals with special needs, working to increase their opportunities for empowerment and inclusion across the Arab world—one of the key pillars of sustainable development—by facilitating access for children with special needs and their families to appropriate educational and rehabilitation services at an early age, in addition to working with relevant authorities in those countries to ensure the quality of services provided. It also aims to raise the efficiency and effectiveness of delivering and managing special education and rehabilitation services, as these services enable practitioners in centers to determine the level of beneficiaries with disabilities and their families using a scientific methodology, and empower them to develop and construct individualized educational and rehabilitation plans in record time using artificial intelligence algorithms, monitor progress levels, and make evidence-based decisions with minimal effort, in addition to enhancing communication with families and activating their role in the education and rehabilitation of their children, while observing confidentiality and privacy.

These qualitative services align with the goals and initiatives of the Omani Down Syndrome Association in developing the educational, psychological, pedagogical, and health services provided to them. The association also works to support the parents of children with the syndrome and involve them in the therapeutic and training programs offered to their children, as they are the primary complementary partner in rehabilitation and training practices. It further seeks to facilitate their integration into society, strengthen relations with associations, clubs, and special needs schools, and establish an information center to support studies, research, and services related to the syndrome.

Sharing the noble goal of improving the quality of services provided to individuals with Down syndrome, it was agreed that this marks the beginning of cooperation between Ynmo and the Omani Embassy, and a memorandum of understanding was signed with the Waqf Endowment Share of the Omani Down Syndrome Association and inaugurated.

In this context, His Highness Sayyid Faisal bin Turki Al Said stated: "We congratulate the signing of this agreement and hope it will be the beginning of partnership and cooperation among entities concerned with the care of individuals with special needs, which will provide the appropriate environment for broader partnerships in this field between the two sister countries."

For his part, Dr. Fahad Alnemary, CEO of Ynmo, expressed his pleasure with this cooperation, stating: "This cooperation with the Sultanate of Oman is consistent with the diligent efforts exerted by the Sultanate in providing high-quality educational services for individuals with disabilities."

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Originally published in Arabic. This English version was produced with AI-assisted translation; the Arabic original remains the reference.