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Mohammed Mahfoodh Al Ardhi

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140: 313:. Speaking of his firm's investments in the hotel industry Al Ardhi said, "It ́s pretty much untapped. That ́s why we ́re investing in hotels in Oman. Oman is a fantastic country for tourism; the geography, the people, the topography, We have all the ingredients that make it a hot destination. It is untapped still. It is stable. And the growth is fantastic. That is why we are investing in this." 25: 203:
Shaped by the experience of his country and his family, Al Ardhi was drawn into public service as a young adult. His father played a crucial role during this phase, encouraging his son to take up internships with the government rather than attend summer camps, play sports, or travel. Al Ardhi worked
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Three months after taking up his role as Executive Chairman of Investcorp, Al Ardhi announced a new growth strategy aiming to more than double its US$ 10.8 billion Assets Under Management (AUM) over the medium term. A number of initiatives were communicated in relation to this plan, namely tapping
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Prior to his role with Sohar International, Al Ardhi served as Vice Chairman and then Chairman of National Bank of Oman (NBO), one of the country's largest financial institutions. He was also the Chairman of the Executive, Nomination and Remuneration Committee (ENRC). As part of his role, Al Ardhi
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Al Ardhi's service with the Royal Air Force included serving as chairman of the Oman–U.S. Military Commission and chairman of the Oman–Iran Military Committee. He was appointed head of the Omani Air Force, a position he held for 10 years. While head of the air force, Al Ardhi worked hard to
297:, as well as other developments to support the country’s ambitious tourism objectives as outlined in the Sultanate of Oman’s plan for its economy, Vision 2020. As of May 2013, Sundus has invested $ 60 million in hotels so far and plans four more hotels in Oman including an "eco hotel" on 173:, to Omani parents. His father was head of the regional customs office. Due to the demands of his father's career, Al Ardhi's family moved several times during his early life to various parts of western Oman. Eventually the family moved to Al Batana and finally to 330:
During the first year of his chairmanship, Investcorp strengthened its institutional shareholders base by agreeing to sell a 20% of interest in the company to Mubadala Development Company, the Abu Dhabi-based investment and development company.
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He was presented with the “Lifetime Achievement Award” in recognition of his outstanding leadership across the organization and contribution to the financial services sector at the Alam-Al Iktissad Wal-Amaal (AIWA) Awards in 2019.
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Previously, Mohammed Mahfoodh Al Ardhi served as the chairman of Rimal Investment Projects, which has mandate from the government to direct invest in real estate development, oil and gas industry, and information technology.
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were bombed by revolutionaries. Government facilities, including his father's office, were often attacked. His father narrowly escaped death during a bombing when he stepped away from his desk.
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Al Ardhi's childhood was often difficult, not just for his family but for Oman as a whole. Families often lived without running water and electricity during this period. The
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oversaw the bank's growth strategy and its corporate social responsibility programmes, especially those focusing on youth. Under Al Ardhi's leadership NBO has expanded into
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businessman and former military chief. He is currently the Executive Chairman of Investcorp, Chairman of Bank Sohar, Previous Chairman of the
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He is the Executive Chairman of Investcorp, a leading international provider of alternative investments with a special focus on the
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in Cranwell with a Bachelor of Science in Military Science. He also attended the Command and Staff College in Bracknell and the
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Al Ardhi was also chairman of Al Ardhi Energy Services, offering support services to oil and gas industry in the GCC region.
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In December 2017, Al Ardhi was appointed Chairman of Sohar International, a leading financial institution in Oman.
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into European Real Estate markets, establishing a global distribution platform and inorganic growth.
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Al Ardhi also chaired Sundus Investments, which as of 2013 is spearheading the first Rotana hotel in
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A fighter pilot in the early part of his career, he went on to graduate from the United Kingdom's
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Al Ardhi lives in Muscat, Oman with his wife, three daughters and two sons.
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RAHIMA AL BALUSHI (18 March 2010). "Four Omanis conquer summit of Africa".
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and was both the youngest and longest serving native head of the
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with approximately US$ 23 billion of assets under management.
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before he joined the Royal Air Force of Oman at the age of 17.
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Oman: the True-Life Drama and Intrigue of an Arab State
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Al Ardhi serves on the International Advisory Board of
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Energy, real estate, tourism, and other investments
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Omani
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Dhofar Rebellion
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