BankDhofar, Oman’s leading financial services institution, has inaugurated its new branch in Al Sawadi, Barka.
The new branch, opened under the patronage of His Excellency Sheikh Walid bin Salim bin Saed Al Maliki, member of the Shura Council, representative of Barka, aims to meet the financial needs of the community with a diverse array of banking services and innovative solutions.
The opening ceremony was attended by esteemed dignitaries, officials, and members of the community and BankDhofar’s executive management members. Al Sawadi new branch is set to offer convenient, modern banking facilities with personalized services available to every customer.
With the launch of this new branch, BankDhofar reinforces its commitment to supporting the development of the local economy, while meeting the growing needs of customers across Oman in order to activate the principle of financial inclusion, which is one of the bank’s important strategies.
The design of the new branch falls in line with the latest developments of the bank to achieve exceptional service excellence for its customers. This includes personal banking, corporate banking, trade finance, investments, and more. With a team of qualified professionals, the branch will offer tailored solutions to meet the customers’ needs.
BankDhofar remains dedicated to contributing to the economic development of Oman in line with Oman Vision 2040. Through its vast network of branches, ATMs, and self-service machines, the bank provides convenience and accessibility to its customers across Oman while leveraging innovative technologies to elevate the customer experience to new heights.
BankDhofar’s branch network has expanded from 65 to more than 129 branches within a span of two years, ensuring that its comprehensive range of financial services is now accessible to more communities bringing banking closer to its customers across the country.
The bank has also invested significantly in enhancing its digital channels, offering customers a streamlined banking experience with more than 310 ATMs, CDMs, FFMs and MFKs.
