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Meeting
Explores Opportunities Available in US Market
Muscat,
24 Sep 2026 (ONA) — Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI) organized
today a business meeting on access to the US market, in the presence of a
number of businesspeople.
The
meeting aimed to introduce Omani businesspeople, and companies to the
opportunities available in the US market, and to enhance their benefit from the
services provided by Oman Commercial Office in the United States of America
(USA), in a manner that supports their approaches toward expanding into
international markets and building commercial relations with partners in the USA.
The
meeting comes within the Chamber’s efforts to enhance the presence of Omani
products and services in global markets, enable national companies to benefit
from available trade agreements and export opportunities, and raise their
readiness to expand into the US market.
Mohammed
Hamoud Al Abri, Director General of the Center for Research and Studies at Oman
Chamber of Commerce and Industry, pointed out that the Chamber undertakes an
important role in supporting Omani companies, expanding their presence in
international markets, enhancing commercial relations, and identifying new
opportunities in trade and investment, as the US market is an important market
for Omani companies.
He
clarified that the meeting aims to present practical insights on ways to better
understand and access the US market, including through the Free Trade Agreement
(FTA) between the Sultanate of Oman and the United States, government
contracting opportunities, and services provided by Oman Commercial Office.
He
explained that the Chamber established the Oman Commercial Office to serve as a
link between Omani companies and the opportunities available in the US market,
while the Chamber’s role consists of facilitating this communication,
identifying the needs of the private sector, and supporting companies in
converting these opportunities into tangible commercial outcomes and results.
The
meeting reviewed the services of Oman Commercial Office in the United States of
America and its role in supporting Omani companies wishing to enter the US
market, alongside introducing the benefits and opportunities provided by the
Free Trade Agreement between the two countries, and reviewing the opportunities
available to Omani companies in the field of US government contracting.
The
meeting also included reviewing a success story of a company and providing an
opportunity for networking and building commercial relations, alongside holding
bilateral meetings with representatives of Oman Commercial Office in the United
States of America to discuss the needs of companies and answer their inquiries
regarding access to the US market.
—Ends/AG