
Trowers has been offering global experience and local expertise in the Sultanate of Oman for more than six decades.
We opened our office in Oman in 1980 and today we have a sizeable team permanently based in Oman. Our office in Muscat offers a combination of specialist legal skills and fluent local understanding.
We have a deep understanding and knowledge of the local market alongside the specialist skills that our clients need to succeed. Understanding local law in both letter and practice is a vital part of our offering. We have experts in corporate & commercial matters, banking and finance, dispute resolution, employment, construction, energy and Islamic finance who are permanently based here in Oman, so our clients have the complete breadth of Trowers expertise at their fingertips.
From large local family businesses to leading multi-national companies – we are proud that many of our client relationships span decades. For any businesses searching for opportunities in this exciting economy we are a trusted guide and knowledgeable advisor.
In brief
Deep long-term relationships with Omani government departments and trusted advisor to many large, businesses and prominent Omani family groups.
A talented team with close links across Trowers' offices and specialisms.
Locally expert in corporate & commercial matters, banking and finance, dispute resolution, employment, construction, energy and Islamic finance.
Oman office
Meet the team


Salman Ahmed
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Raya Al Harthy
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Leopold Zentner
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Roger Clarke
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Moeen Qayum
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Li Ying Teng
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Abdullah Al Busaidi
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Aida Al Jahdhami
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Linna Al Kendi
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Reem Al Mahrizi
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Shamsa Al Sharji
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Alyaqdhan Al Waily
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Dima Tayara
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Fatma Al Mataani
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Ali Al Toki
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