Muscat– The Oman American Business Center (OABC) recently hosted a successful Oman Future Fund Webinar, showcasing investment opportunities through the Oman Future Fund. The event saw high engagement from OABC members and a strong presence from U.S. companies, keen to explore business prospects in Oman.
The webinar, held in partnership with the Oman Embassy in Washington DC, featured a presentation by Sultan Al Busaidi, representative of the Oman Investment Authority (OIA) and the Future Fund Oman, who highlighted the submission requirements, target segments, key investment sectors including agriculture, mining, information technology and communication, green energy, fisheries, logistics and more.
Ali Daud, President and Chairman Emeritus of the Oman American Business Council, emphasized the significance of Oman’s investment potential, stating, “The Oman Future Fund offers a strategic gateway for international investors to access Oman’s growing economy and diverse sectors. We are excited to see so much interest from U.S. firms in partnering with Oman for long-term growth.”
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OABC’s CEO, Rebecca Olson, highlighted the collaborative effort behind the event, saying, “This webinar is a testament to the willingness of Omani entities to engage with U.S. companies and investors across a variety of ways. We’re proud to have connected our members with such valuable information, and the participation from U.S. companies speaks volumes about the interest in Oman’s investment potential.”
With over 80 participants from various sectors, the event provided detailed insights into the Oman Future Fund and the opportunities it presents. Rebecca Olson further noted, “OABC remains committed to bringing our members access to vital resources and fostering strategic partnerships that contribute to Oman’s business ecosystem.”





