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Oman opens world's first-ever 3D printed café
The café offers a wide range of drinks and pastries, as the country marks a milestone in advancing innovation
Oman's Duqm Special Economic Zone (SEZD) has announced the official opening of the very first commercial café built using state-of-the-art 3D printing technology.
Spanning 101 square meters, it marks an impressive milestone in the region's pursuit of innovation and economic empowerment.
Located in the heart of the region's dynamic tourist zone, Cafia Café focuses on two key elements to create an unforgettable experience for its customers.
First, the quality of the coffee and beverages offered to customers, and second, the unique character of the café's interior design, which makes it an appetizing destination for residents and tourists alike.
The café offers a range of hot and cold drinks, as well as pastries like cakes and croissants. In addition, Cafia Café has teamed up with several renowned Omani roasters to provide them with premium coffee.
The opening is part of the SEZD's overall strategy to foster partnerships between public and private sector entities, with the government providing comprehensive support and facilities to small and medium businesses.
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