Special to AG-IP-News Agency 

MORONI, Comoros – Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Global (TAG.Global) decided to open a new office in Moroni, the capital of Comoros. The decision was made during an official visit by a delegation from the Arab Tourism Organization (ATO) of the League of Arab States to HE President of Comoros, Mr. Ghazali Osman.

The visit came as part of the ATO’s celebrations of the Arab Tourism Day, where the delegation was headed by the ATO President, HE Dr. Bandar bin Fahd Al Fuhaid, accompanied by a host of Arab business leaders, including Mr. Salah Abu Osbeh, chair of TAG.Global Management Board, as a representative of TAG.Global in the delegation.

Mr. Abu Osbeh stated that the decision of establishing TAG.Global office in Moroni aims at providing TAG.Global’s unmatched services in auditing, financial, administrative and tax consulting, information technology consulting, digital transformation, training, legal and corporate registration services, and other professional services to the companies and investors in Comoros.

During the meeting with the President of Comoros, Mr. Abu Osbeh pointed out that the Union of Comoros is rich with valuable natural resources and investment opportunities in various areas such as tourism, agriculture, and industries, and he highly commended the future strategies, plans and visions of the Comoros government.

He further affirmed TAG.Global’s readiness to support Comoros in different fields in line with the guidance of HE Dr. Talal Abu-Ghazaleh, founder and chairman of TAG.Global. 

Abu Osbeh further elaborated that TAG.Global will provide Comoros with training, capacity-building and digital transformation services, and it will establish its first Knowledge Center which will be equipped with the Talal Abu-Ghazaleh for Technology (TAGTech) technological devices. The idea of establishing TAG.Global Knowledge Center, according to Abu Osbeh, is to provide the Union of Comoros with capacity-building programs to fight digital illiteracy; as well as other programs in the fields of learning Arabic language, accounting, marketing and management through an effective and sustainable partnership with stakeholders in the Union.

On the sideline of the meeting, the Arab Tourism Organization signed a joint agreement with the Union of Comoros represented by its Ministry of Foreign Affairs to cooperate in fostering quality infrastructure and investment climate. That is in addition to providing consulting services and exchanging expertise in the field of tourism in collaboration with the Organization’s strategic partners and regional and international institutions in the area of investment.

For his part, ATO President, Dr. Al Fuhaid, stated that the agreement aims at developing cooperation and strengthening ties between the two parties in the development of infrastructure, investment climate and human resources, as well as the provision of consultancy services and the exchange of experiences in the areas of tourism and all other related businesses. He affirmed that the ATO would effectively strive to achieve the desired goals through the establishment of tourism projects, attracting investments in this field, providing logistics services to the aviation sector, and restructuring the tourism sector and infrastructure in the Union of Comoros.