Kaldi 850 Coffee celebrates Omani Womens Day
Muscat – Kaldi 850 Coffee proudly joins the nation in celebrating Omani Women's Day, a day dedicated to honoring the incredible contributions and achievements of Omani women across all sectors of society. This special occasion recognizes the pivotal role Omani women continue to play in shaping the future of the Sultanate, from business and education to science, technology, and the arts.
At Kaldi 850, we believe in the power of diversity and inclusivity, values that Omani women exemplify. Through their unwavering dedication, leadership, and innovation, they inspire us to continually push boundaries and create products that serve and unite our community. We recognize that the journey of every successful woman is fueled by determination and passion, much like the care and precision we pour into every cup of Kaldi 850 coffee.
Kaldi 850 Coffee is committed to empowering women both within our organization and in the wider community. We are proud to work alongside talented Omani women in various capacities, from management to product development, and we strive to create an inclusive workplace where women can thrive.
In celebration of Omani Women's Day, we will be launching a series of initiatives designed to highlight the achievements of Omani women. Kaldi 850 will collaborate with local women-owned businesses to promote their products and support their growth.
'As we celebrate Omani Women's Day, we reaffirm our commitment to creating opportunities for women to lead, innovate, and succeed,' said Paul Biswajit, GM of Kaldi 850 Coffee. 'We are inspired by the remarkable contributions Omani women make every day, and we look forward to continuing to support and empower them as they shape the future of Oman.'
Kaldi 850 Coffee invites the public to join us in celebrating Omani Women's Day by visiting our stores, where we will be offering special promotions and showcasing the work of local women artisans. Together, let's raise our cups to the incredible women who are driving Oman forward.
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