Oman’s Zubair Group EDC signs up with MTI Consulting

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MTI Consulting has signed up with Zubair EDC in Oman to strengthen ties in Oman and enable businesses in Oman and the West Asian region.

The Zubair Corporation, one of Oman’s largest conglomerates, operates in diverse business sectors such as financial services, education, automotive, logistics, Oil & Gas, and property development, MTI said in a media release.

“Zubair EDC is committed to provide comprehensive support to Oman’s promising small and medium enterprises to enable them to succeed and grow in a sustainable manner. We believe that this collaborations with MTI will enable both parties to progress and achieve the targeted objectives,” said Director of Zubair EDC, Said Al Sahib.

MTI CEO, Hilmy Cader said, “MTI has had a strong presence in the Middle East since establishment and we look forward to working with Zubair EDC to continue to grow our presence and support the development of businesses in Oman.”

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