Saturday 13 / June / 2026
Muscat: The Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry will organise the Omani-Tunisian Business Forum next Wednesday, bringing together business leaders, officials and representatives of companies and economic institutions from both countries to strengthen economic, trade and investment cooperation between Oman and Tunisia.
The forum aims to expand private sector collaboration and provide a platform for business owners to explore investment opportunities, establish partnerships and develop joint projects that can enhance trade exchange and deepen economic integration between the two sides.
Discussions will focus on key sectors of mutual interest, including food industries, renewable energy, textiles and agricultural development. The event will also feature bilateral meetings between Omani and Tunisian companies to encourage direct dialogue, exchange expertise and identify areas for cooperation.
Faisal bin Abdullah Al Rawas, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said the forum reflects the Chamber’s commitment to strengthening economic ties with friendly and sisterly countries while enabling Omani businesses to benefit from emerging investment opportunities.
He noted that the forum offers an important opportunity to build direct connections between business communities in both countries, particularly in high-potential sectors, contributing to sustainable partnerships that support economic growth on both sides.
Al Rawas added that relations between Oman and Tunisia continue to develop across various levels, with significant opportunities for private sector cooperation in food production, renewable energy, manufacturing and agriculture. He emphasized that the Chamber regularly works to create platforms that expand business networks and increase trade and investment flows.
The forum has drawn wide participation from companies and institutions in both Oman and Tunisia, reflecting strong interest in building new partnerships and expanding economic cooperation, while leveraging the resources and capabilities available in both markets.
