Europcar Oman and Bahrain: Driving Change Through Corporate Social Responsibility
One of the highlights of this initiative is the upcoming Blood Donation Campaign, set for September 11, 2025, at The Diplomatic Club. This vital event will support the Oman Hereditary Blood Disorders Association and is being organized in collaboration with the Oman American Business Council (OABC) and The Diplomatic Club. Other business groups, including the British Business Forum (BBF) and the Indo Gulf and Middle East Chamber of Commerce (INMECC), will also join this important effort.
In October, Europcar will host the impactful Early Breast Cancer Detection Campaign, offering free mobile mammogram screenings for women aged 40 and above on October 11 and 12 at The Diplomatic Club. This initiative, made possible through partnership with the Oman Cancer Association (OCA) and the support of OABC and The Diplomatic Club exemplifies Europcar's dedication to women's health and empowerment.
In alignment with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Europcar will also support the OCA's Annual Walkathon, underscoring its dedication to raising awareness and providing support for cancer patients and their families.
Additionally, Europcar will power a beach clean-up activity organized by OABC in November, promoting environmental stewardship and community engagement—an essential part of its commitment to sustainability.
In December, Europcar is proud to support the Oman Summit for Diabetes and Endocrine Across the Lifespan, scheduled for December 4–5, 2025, at the Crowne Plaza Hotel – Qurum. This conference will gather medical professionals from across the Sultanate and feature approximately 17 international experts in diabetes and endocrinology, including the President of the International Diabetes Federation. To facilitate this important event, Europcar will provide various mobility solutions to support such an important event.
Europcar is also dedicated to supporting health-related NGOs. During the Annual Staff Event in January 2025, Europcar presented donation cheques to both the Oman Hereditary Blood Disorders Association and the Oman Diabetic Association, highlighting its commitment to vital healthcare causes.
In Ramadan 2025, Europcar staff distributed over 100 grocery boxes to underprivileged families in Muscat, reflecting the company's compassion and commitment to community outreach. Furthermore, Europcar has a longstanding partnership with the Environment Society of Oman, providing two complimentary vehicles to support their operational efforts for over a decade, reaffirming its sustained commitment to environmental responsibility.
In the field of education and youth empowerment, Europcar hosted the first edition of The Oman Internship Fair in April 2025 at The Diplomatic Club. The event saw participation from over 350 students, 60 companies and 5 NGOs. This pioneering platform helped bridge the gap between academia and industry and showcased Europcar's commitment to nurturing future talent.
Looking ahead to January 2026, Europcar will host the Oman Internship Fair during the last week of the month at The Diplomatic Club. Building on the success of the inaugural fair in April 2025, this event will empower Omani youth by connecting them with leading companies and organizations. Presented by Europcar and powered by OABC, the fair will engage strategic partners, including The Diplomatic Club, BBF and INMECC.
'At Europcar, we believe that true success is measured by the positive change we create in the lives of those around us. CSR is not just an initiative for us—it's a culture,' said Nitin Sapre, CEO of Europcar Oman and Bahrain. 'We are committed to driving positive change and building a brighter future for our community.'
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