As part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen partnerships within the automotive sector, Bank Muscat, the leading financial services provider in the Sultanate of Oman, hosted a special ceremony for its esteemed partners from car dealerships and showrooms in Dhofar Governorate. The event took place at Millennium Resort Salalah in the presence of senior members of the Bank’s executive management and representatives from participating organizations.
The event also featured a panel discussion moderated by Mohammed Al Sabahi, a prominent local content creator in the automotive industry. The discussion was distinguished by valuable insights and contributions of the Co-founder, Editor in Chief & Presenter of ArabGT, Suhaib Shashaa, and Co-founder, Presenter and Project Manager, Kareem Deeb. The session provided an engaging platform for industry leaders to share their expertise and insights on some of the pressing topics in the automotive sector. The exchange of perspectives offered valuable takeaways for both industry professionals and car owners alike. The discussion also explored the key challenges hindering the wider adoption of electric vehicles in the region, the importance of educating consumers on different fuel types and their quality to ensure vehicle performance and longevity, and the impact of high temperature on car maintenance. The gathering reflects Bank Muscat’s commitment to deepening its collaboration with its partners from the automobile industry, providing a platform to exchange ideas and reinforce the Bank’s vision “To serve you better every day.”
Taya Eid Bait Sabeea, Deputy General Manager, Interior Regions, Bank Muscat, echoed this sentiment, stating: “This annual event reflects the value we place on our successful partnerships. The continued growth of Bank Muscat is closely tied to the trust and collaboration we share with our partners in the automotive sector. The Bank remains committed to enhancing financial inclusion by developing banking products that are responsive to evolving customer expectations.
From her side, Radhiya Hassan Al Lawati, Head of Sales at Bank Muscat, emphasized the Bank’s focus on cultivating strong ties with car dealerships and automotive businesses across the Sultanate. She noted that the rising demand for vehicles locally and regionally calls for innovative and accessible financing solutions. “We are dedicated to meeting customer needs today and in the future by offering competitive, tailor-made products that make car ownership more attainable,” she said, highlighting the Bank’s initiatives and ongoing efforts to support the automotive industry through strategic cooperation and customer-centric services.
Among its suite of offerings, Bank Muscat provides easy and convenient financing solutions such as the highly popular “Sayyarati” auto finance product, which continues to see strong demand across the Sultanate. The Bank aims to complement the dynamic automotive market by aligning its services with promotional offers and benefits extended by car companies and dealerships throughout Oman.
