About Us

An Omani SME Company in business since 2016, engaged in:

-Supplies & Services
-Renewable Energy
-Telecommunication Products
-Fishing & Leisure Boats Suppliers
-Commercial Representation
-Healthcare & Safety Products
-Water & Wastewater Treatment Plants
-Tours – Inbound / Outbound

Supplies & Services
Uniforms, Corporate Gifts, Prepaid Telephone Cards, CCTV Systems, Fishing Boats, Leisure Boats, Oilfield Equipment, Marinas & Floating Solutions, Innovative Security Solutions, Petrochemical Products, etc.

Operation & Maintenance Services
Our range of operation and maintenance services are delivered through our labour force or we partner with our International contractors who meet the client’s demands, both in terms of Quality Assurance and Safety.

Renewable Energy
We offer tailor-made and standardized solutions to our customers with varied demands in supplying and providing cost effective services and Green Solar Energy systems.

Healthcare and Safety Disposable products
We have full strength and wide experience for all kind of Health and Safety services for industrial & non-industrial sectors in the Sultanate of Oman. We follow efficient system and standard procedures to afford the best services to our esteemed clients.

Commercial Representation
For clients that are looking to expand their business we can offer official representation in the Omani market or a foreign franchise that wants to expand their business to Oman.

Import & Export
This service can cover the needs of either a company willing to start importing from or exporting to Oman. We have a strong marketing team with a varied experience, who can render support.

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Vision
To be a leading company, a trusted partner, committed to safety, the Environment, our community, and to drive sustainable growth

Mission
To safely and reliably supply products and extend our best services of highest quality

Values
Al Naja believes that conducting business ethically and being a responsible company

Equality

Accountability

Transparency

Trust & Mutual respect

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BRIEF INTRODUCTION OF HISTORY OF OMAN
Thanks to its strategic position at the tip of the Arabian Peninsula, the Sultanate has always played a major role in trade including the ancient Silk Road and Spice Routes where Oman served as a gateway for all ships traversing the Strait of Hormuz, Indian Ocean or the Arabian Sea. Al Wattih, in the Muscat region, is thought to be one of the world’s first inhabited settlements, with artefacts found to date back to the Stone Age.
Later, and before the coming of Islam, Oman was dominated by the Assyrians, Babylonians and Persians – each of whom sought to use Oman’s strategic location to trade with the world. It was with the spread of Islam in Oman, around the 7th century, that the first place of worship was built. The Al Midhmar mosque in WilayatSamail still stands to this day, having been rebuilt at various times throughout the centuries.

Over the coming centuries, the rule in Oman divided amongst a variety of dynasties, imamates and foreign powers, including the Portuguese from 1498 to 1507. Oman’s history tells the story of Omani people expelling the Portuguese to unite under Iman Nasser bin Murshid in 1624. In the years that followed, the Sultanate expanded to include cities along the East African coast, from Mombasa to Zanzibar. In 1798, Oman and Great Britain signed a Treaty of Friendship and, by 1891, Oman and Muscat had become a British Protectorate. For much of this period, the Sultan controlled the coast around Muscat while the Imam governed the interior from Nizwa. Under the 1951 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce and Navigation, Oman received independence from Britain. Following this independence, the country was brought under the leadership of Sultan Said bin Taimur. However, it was not until his son – His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said – ascended to the throne in 1970 that Oman entered a modern renaissance, evolving into the contemporary, forward facing country it is today. It is our late His Majesty Sultan Qaboos bin Said’s foresight and benevolence that has helped to secure Oman’s continued prosperity and ensured that the country remains one of the safest in the world.