Muscat,The Oman American Business Council (OABC), the official affiliate of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Oman, has officially rebranded as AmCham Oman. The new name and identity mark a significant milestone in the organization’s growth and continued mission to foster trade, investment, and partnership between the Sultanate of Oman and the United States.
The announcement was made during the Council’s annual Thanksgiving Dinner, attended by members, partners, and senior representatives from the public and private sectors. The rebrand signifies OABC’s evolution into a modern, forward-looking business platform aligned with the global AmCham (American Chamber of Commerce) network.
“As an affiliate of the United States Chamber of Commerce, AmCham Oman joins a network of over 3 million member companies worldwide,” said Ali Daud, Chairman of AmCham Oman. “This transition reflects the core of this organization—a stronger, globally recognized platform that connects the Omani and American business communities.”
Fouad Eid, VP of AmCham Oman, added: “Over the past two decades, AmCham Oman has grown into one of the most active and respected business organizations in the country. This new chapter strengthens our visibility, our partnerships, and our commitment to building bridges between Oman and the United States.”
“The name AmCham Oman immediately identifies us as part of a trusted international network of AmChams around the world, showcasing our established network and creating even more opportunities for our 300+ member companies,” said Rebecca Olson, CEO of AmCham Oman.
The rebranding carries broader significance for Oman’s economy and its private sector. As part of the global AmCham network spanning over 100 countries, AmCham Oman enhances Oman’s international business visibility, positioning the Sultanate as an attractive destination for American investors and partners.
Under its new name, AmCham Oman will continue to deliver the same high-value programs and initiatives that have defined its success—from trade and investment roundtables and SME networking exchanges to sector-focused panels and professional community groups. Members will now also benefit from enhanced visibility through the global AmCham network.
The decision to transition from OABC to AmCham Oman reflects:
The organization’s new website and digital platforms can now be found at www.amcham.om, with all social media handles updated to reflect the new identity.
“Our members are at the heart of this transition,” Rebecca added. “AmCham Oman continues to stand for collaboration, opportunity, and advocacy on behalf of the U.S.–Oman business community. We are proud to carry forward our mission under a name that represents both our heritage and our future.”
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