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Mashreq appoints AlSalt Mohammed Al Kharusi as Country Head of Oman

Mashreq has announced the appointment of AlSalt Mohammed Al Kharusi as the Country Head of Oman, effective February 2024.

In his new role, Al Kharusi brings over two decades of leadership experience. He will oversee the bank's strategy, performance, and operations in Oman, ensuring compliance with local and international standards. Additionally, he will enhance client experiences, drive digital transformation, and foster a culture of excellence and innovation for the bank in the region. 

Before his appointment, Al Kharusi served as the General Manager Head of Corporate and Institutional Banking at Oman Arab Bank. Previously, he worked with HSBC Oman as Deputy General Manager and Head of Corporate Banking. 

On the academic front, Al Kharusi holds an MBA degree from Strathclyde University and a BSc degree in Business Administration Management and Information Systems from Oxford Brookes University.

Welcoming Al Kharusi on the leadership team, Tarek El Nahas, Group Head of International Banking at Mashreq, said, “We are delighted to welcome Alsalt to the Mashreq family. Al Kharusi’s remarkable track record in corporate and institutional banking, coupled with his strategic acumen and innovative mindset, aligns perfectly with our vision for growth and excellence. His leadership and expertise are crucial assets as we continue to expand and strengthen our operations in the region. I am confident that under Alsalt’s leadership, Mashreq will achieve new heights in service excellence and digital transformation.”

Al Kharusi also expressed, “Joining Mashreq is an exciting new chapter in my career. I look forward to contributing to the bank’s growth and success in Oman, leveraging my experience to enhance our services and create value for our clients and stakeholders. This role presents a unique opportunity to contribute to Mashreq’s impressive legacy, and I am committed to contributing meaningfully to the bank’s continued growth and success in the region.”

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