Where We Work.

Our robust and deeply rooted presence in the Middle East enables us to efficiently support our clients in the region, ensuring that every engagement is grounded in regional insight, operational agility, and a clear understanding of evolving regulatory and commercial landscapes. Our Middle East office is strategically positioned in the United Arab Emirates, allowing us to coordinate regional operations seamlessly and engage directly with key stakeholders across the diverse Middle Eastern markets.

“The Middle East is experiencing dynamic economic transformation, creating unparalleled opportunities for businesses to innovate, expand, and thrive in a region that values growth and global connectivity.”

– Jonathan P. Osha. Founder.

A region where growth meets opportunity

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Countries Where We Operate

  • The United Arab Emirates offers one of the most dynamic and business‑friendly environments in the world, making it an ideal gateway for companies looking to expand across the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Strategically positioned at the crossroads of major global markets, the UAE combines world‑class infrastructure with one of the region’s most advanced administrative and judicial systems, creating a highly efficient, stable, and innovation‑driven climate for international business. Its commercial capital, Dubai, provides unmatched connectivity, access to top‑tier industry networks, and a regulatory landscape designed to support growth, collaboration, and long‑term success.

  • Saudi Arabia is rapidly transforming into one of the world’s most compelling destinations for global business, driven by sweeping Vision 2030 reforms that are opening the economy, modernizing regulations, and accelerating diversification across high‑growth sectors. With landmark giga‑projects such as NEOM, Qiddiya, and the Red Sea development creating sustained demand for international expertise and innovation, companies entering the market gain access to significant long‑term commercial opportunities. The Kingdom now allows 100% foreign ownership in many industries and offers streamlined, digital licensing processes, making market entry more efficient and predictable than ever before.

  • Jordan offers a uniquely stable, business‑friendly environment at the heart of the Middle East—making it an ideal gateway for companies seeking regional reach and long‑term growth. With a strategic location that provides seamless access to key markets across the Levant, GCC, and North Africa, Jordan enables businesses to scale efficiently. The country combines modern infrastructure, sound economic policies, and a well‑regulated banking and legal system, fostering confidence for international investors. Government‑backed incentives, free and development zones, and competitive tax exemptions further enhance the ease of doing business, while a highly educated, English‑speaking workforce strengthens operational capabilities across sectors.

  • Egypt offers a compelling mix of market scale, location, and pro‑investment policy. With a population of roughly 118–119 million and a young median age, it provides both immediate demand and a deep talent pool for growth‑minded companies. Strategically positioned at the crossroads of Africa, the Middle East, and Europe, and anchored by the Suez Canal Economic Zone with four industrial zones, six ports, and a one‑stop investor gateway, Egypt enables efficient manufacturing, logistics, and regional distribution. Companies operating from Egypt also tap preferential access to major markets via an extensive web of trade pacts, including AfCFTA, COMESA, GAFTA, the EU–Egypt Association Agreement, and others, opening doors to well over a billion consumers. These advantages are reinforced by an investment framework that guarantees fair treatment, profit repatriation, and protection against expropriation under Investment Law No. 72/2017, further strengthened in 2023 with enhanced incentives designed to attract foreign direct investment

  • Oman has become one of the Gulf region’s most attractive destinations for foreign investment, offering businesses a unique blend of stability, strategic access, and pro‑business reform. With the government’s Vision 2040 agenda accelerating economic diversification, Oman is opening high‑growth opportunities across logistics, manufacturing, renewable energy, tourism, technology, and services. The country’s strategic position at the crossroads of Asia, Africa, and Europe, supported by world‑class ports, airports, and free zones, makes it a powerful regional hub for trade and distribution. Regulatory reforms such as the Foreign Capital Investment Law now allow 100% foreign ownership in most sectors, while digital platforms and streamlined licensing significantly reduce setup timelines. Oman also offers attractive tax advantages including no personal income tax, competitive corporate tax rates, and long‑term incentives in special economic zones.

  • Qatar has rapidly emerged as one of the Gulf region’s most attractive destinations for international business, driven by a powerful combination of economic stability, world‑class infrastructure, and ambitious national development strategies. With the Third National Development Strategy (2024–2030) accelerating diversification beyond hydrocarbons, Qatar is actively opening its markets and expanding opportunities across technology, logistics, finance, manufacturing, and professional services. Foreign investors benefit from streamlined regulations, expanded 100% foreign ownership options, and highly competitive incentives—especially within free zones such as QFZ, QFC, and QSTP, which offer low or zero corporate tax, easy setup, and strong global connectivity.

  • Kuwait offers companies a powerful combination of strategic access, economic strength, and investor‑friendly policies—making it one of the Gulf region’s most compelling markets for expansion. Its prime location at the crossroads of Asia, Europe, and the Middle East provides seamless access to major regional and global markets, supported by modern ports, airports, and logistics infrastructure. Backed by one of the world’s highest per‑capita income levels and a resilient, well‑capitalized economy driven by decades of prudent oil‑sector management, Kuwait continues to diversify into high‑opportunity sectors such as finance, petrochemicals, renewable energy, technology, and tourism. Companies benefit from a business‑friendly environment that includes simplified company registration procedures, incentives for foreign investors, and access to a highly educated and skilled workforce. Kuwait also offers attractive tax advantages, including no personal income tax and low corporate taxation, while government initiatives under Kuwait Vision 2035 continue to enhance transparency, infrastructure, and private‑sector growth.

  • Bahrain offers companies a highly attractive, business‑friendly environment built on strategic location, liberal regulations, and competitive operating costs. Positioned at the heart of the Gulf, it provides seamless access to major regional markets—including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and broader GCC networks—supported by strong logistics infrastructure across air, sea, and the King Fahd Causeway. Companies benefit from 100% foreign ownership in most sectors, no corporate or capital‑gains taxes, and a transparent, open economy designed to make market entry fast and cost‑efficient. Bahrain also stands out for its affordable talent pool, multicultural workforce, and supportive visa policies, making it a compelling base for regional expansion and long‑term growth