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Sanarise

The Network

One builder, many markets.

Sanarise is a network built to lay digital infrastructure across MENA. We operate with a single standard — from enterprise ERP to sector platforms to mission-critical infrastructure, our work shares one discipline: we build systems that institutions can rely on for the long arc.

Sanarise is a network of independent companies. Each company is legally and financially independent, connected by a shared standard and a common founder — not a holding company, and not subsidiaries of one another. Each is, simply, part of the Sanarise network.

Group CEO

Waleed Chayeb

Waleed Chayeb founded Sanarise in 2020 and leads network-level strategy as Group CEO. He studied computer science at the American University of Beirut and, as a serial founder, has spent his career building the technology organisations run on — from enterprise ERP for regional groups to platforms built for entire sectors.

He is based in Muscat, Oman, where the network runs its commercial engine.

"We think in systems and long arcs. The point is not to chase demand — it is to build the foundation demand will need."

The arc

Built outward, one system at a time.

  1. 2020 — Origin

    An enterprise delivery practice

    Sanarise begins by building enterprise systems for regional clients — the discipline of delivering complex ERP that everything since has been built on.

  2. Growth — Oman as the engine

    Headquarters in Muscat

    As the work centred on Gulf and wider-MENA enterprises, Sanarise established its headquarters and commercial engine in Muscat, Oman — a stable base from which to grow across the GCC.

  3. Today — Infrastructure across markets

    Across the full stack, one standard

    The network now builds across the stack: enterprise systems for groups and holdings, custom platforms and products, cloud and hosting infrastructure, and communications and security infrastructure — all to one standard.

Markets served

GCC · Levant · MENA

We describe ourselves by capability and by the markets we serve — not by a country-by-country org chart. Each engagement is delivered under the standards and regulations of the market it serves.

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