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Welcome to Lockton Oman

    At Lockton Oman, we blend deep regional understanding with the strength of a global network to deliver solutions that truly work for your business.

    Our independence as the world’s largest privately owned insurance broker gives us the freedom to focus on what matters most - our clients. We’re not driven by shareholder demands, but by long-term relationships, trust, and real results.

    In the dynamic and diverse markets of the Middle East, we know that every business faces unique challenges. That’s why we take a consultative, responsive approach - working closely with you to design people and risk strategies that not only protect your business but support its growth and resilience.

    We’re more than brokers. We’re partners in your success.

    The Lockton Oman Team

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    Fouz Al Busaidi

    Managing Partner

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    Mohsin Al Busaidi

    General Manager

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    Raja Al Abri

    Head of Business Development

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