Ahli Bank
Ahli Bank extends support to ‘Fak Kurba’ initiative for seventh year in a row
Committing to its social responsibility initiative (Ahli cares), Ahli Bank has extended financial support, for the seventh year in a row, to the ‘Fak Kurba’ initiative implemented by the Oman Lawyers’ Association (OLA) in coordination with the Ministry of Social Development and the Council of Administrative Affairs for the Judiciary.
Ahli Bank’s support to the initiative comes in line with its commitment to lend a helping hand to similar initiatives in the Sultanate. The bank contributed RO10,000 to the initiative to complete the release formalities of those detained in jail for civil issues in various governorates of Oman.
Commenting on the support, Abdullah Al Jabri, Deputy CEO for Support Services, Ahli Bank, said, “We, at Ahli Bank, are pleased to continue our social cohesion by supporting Fak Kurba initiative for the seventh year in a row.”
“This humanitarian initiative has over the years facilitated a number of people to rebuild their lives and has also brought joy to their families during the Holy Month of Ramadan. We believe in creating real change in the society.” Al Jabri thanked the Oman Lawyers’Association for the initiative, which has had a profound impact on the society. Ahli Bank has always been in the forefront of participating and contributing to the success of various humanitarian and community oriented initiatives that benefit the country and the society, Al Jabri added.
HE Dr. Mohammed Ibrahim Al Zadjali, Member of the Shura Council and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Oman Lawyers’ Association said, “We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to Ahli Bank for their generous support to the initiative since its inception in 2012, and hope that other banking and other institutions will follow in their lead.”
Ahli Bank has always been keen to participate and contribute to the success of various humanitarian and community initiatives that benefit both the country and society and considers corporate social responsibility as one of the most important pillars of growth.
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