Oman has added “more than 100” newly qualified finance professionals to its workforce after the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) welcomed its newest members at a ceremony in Muscat.
The event recognised members who completed their qualification during 2024 and 2025.
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The new members add to the pool of internationally trained finance talent that is supporting economic diversification and Oman Vision 2040, according to a press release posted on Zawya.
Oman Association of Chartered Public Accountants CEO Ahmed Abdul Rahman said: “The development of highly qualified finance professionals is fundamental to building a resilient and competitive economy.
“Strengthening professional capabilities supports not only businesses and investors but also the wider national agenda by enhancing governance, transparency and financial excellence across the public and private sectors.
“We are proud to work alongside organisations such as ACCA to support the next generation of finance professionals and congratulate all of today’s new members on reaching this important milestone in their careers.”
The ACCA said demand for skilled finance professionals in Oman is rising as the country seeks to diversify its economy and strengthen its role as a regional investment and business hub.
The organisation added that globally recognised accountancy qualifications are seen as important in providing companies with expertise in governance, sustainable growth and economic resilience.
ACCA Eurasia and Middle East head Kush Ahuja said: “Behind every successful economy is a strong pipeline of skilled finance professionals.
“Today’s new ACCA members have demonstrated exceptional commitment and resilience in achieving a globally recognised qualification, and they now have an important role to play in helping shape Oman’s future economy.
“We are proud to support the development of talent that will contribute to Oman’s long-term prosperity and the ambitions set out in Oman Vision 2040.”
