Our office in Muscat · Sultanate of Oman
A recorded visit to our premises in Muscat. The premises are currently temporarily closed; requests continue to be followed up remotely through Canada.
Senior infrastructure expert and network strategist · Oman
40 years of experience in infrastructure and transportation, international training and a ministerial career in the Sultanate of Oman.
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Engineer Abdullah S Al Sharji brings 40 years of experience, combining academic training and field practice in the infrastructure sector. He is a PhD Candidate researching sustainable road management for the Omani road network.
He holds a Master of Science in Civil Engineering (Transportation), obtained in 1991 at Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, USA.
At GPILLARS, his understanding of national development challenges contributes to the assessment and support of large-scale infrastructure mandates. His expertise covers road asset management, transportation planning, and alignment with long-term economic diversification objectives under Oman Vision 2040.
His background connects international academic training with knowledge of development dynamics in the Sultanate of Oman.
He also contributes to the strategic coordination of major project portfolios and investment mandates, including those related to refining in Duqm.
PhD Candidate: sustainable road management for the Omani road network.
Former senior executive at the Ministry of Transport of the Sultanate of Oman.
Engineer Abdullah S Al Sharji acts as a broker under a mandate issued in his name, drawing on his international network. According to GPILLARS, he is presented as the proxy for the refinery project at the Port of Duqm and custodian of its technical dossiers and feasibility studies, within the framework of an equity participation mandate.
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A recorded visit to our premises in Muscat. The premises are currently temporarily closed; requests continue to be followed up remotely through Canada.
The physical Oman office is temporarily closed. Support continues remotely, with requests routed to Canada.
Meeting during a working visit to Muscat