Sohar International has commenced its new branch in Al Mouj, reinforcing its commitment to enhancing customer accessibility and contributing to Oman’s dynamic economic growth.
The branch is strategically located within Al Mouj Walk, positioning the bank at the heart of a vibrant lifestyle and commercial hub.
This forms part of the bank’s ongoing network optimization strategy. The Al Mouj branch represents a strategic enhancement to Sohar International’s physical presence, reinforcing its focus on accessibility, relationship-led banking, and service excellence in high-growth, mixed-use communities.
Commenting on the branch opening, Abdul Qadir Al Sumali, Chief Retail and Premier Banking Officer at Sohar International, said that, “While digital banking continues to reshape how customers interact with financial services, proximity and personalized engagement remain fundamental to building trust and long-term relationships.”
“Our presence in Al Mouj reflects a deliberate and data-driven approach to network expansion, positioning our services within vibrant communities where lifestyle, commerce, and economic activity converge. This branch enables us to deepen engagement, enhance advisory interaction, and deliver a seamless, relationship-centric banking experience,” Al Sumali added.
Sohar International’s Al Mouj branch
The Al Mouj branch offers Sohar International’s comprehensive suite of banking services, catering to both individual and business customers across their day-to-day and more advanced financial needs. Services include account opening, card issuance, deposits, financing solutions, and advisory support, delivered by a team of experienced banking professionals committed to providing informed and responsive guidance.
Designed in line with Sohar International’s contemporary brand identity, the branch reflects clarity, professionalism, and operational efficiency, ensuring a consistent service standard across the bank’s physical network.
The establishment of the Al Mouj branch is part of Sohar International’s broader network development framework, guided by customer concentration, economic activity patterns, and long-term service demand, according to the statement.
