Emirates NBD Egypt Our social responsibility is based on 3 axes

Emirates NBD – Egypt has announced that it has adopted a social responsibility in keeping with the vision of Egypt 2030 in accordance with the United Nations Program .

Bank chief executive Mohammed Buro said Tuesday in a statement that the Extanger program, which offers regular employment opportunities to 2,300 employees, was launched at the bank. Sustainability for Best Volunteer Work in the Gulf in 2016.

He explained that Bank staff volunteers had identified 70 thousand breakfast packets during the holy month of Ramadan at Bank headquarters.

The Bank, through its Corporate Social Responsibility program, aims to increase support to priority sectors in line with Egypt's 2030 vision and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, to promote the opportunities of the United Nations. Employment for young people and empowering women. What we have accomplished in the last period through many initiatives and partnerships.

In support of the full integration of people with special needs, Emirates NBD – Egypt has signed a memorandum of understanding with Helm, a prominent Egyptian non-profit institution.

The partnership is based on three key results: Emirates NBD – Egypt's experience in launching the first group of "Unlimited" branches accessible globally by July 2018. The second result is the commitment of the Bank to provide more And the third result is the presence of employees of Emirates NBD – Egypt.

The main training in the field of equality and ethics towards persons with special needs in order to provide a culture, a service and an integrated environment to the bank

«The promotion full integration of people with special needs. To support the social and financial integration of people with special needs in accordance with the Egyptian Central Bank's initiative for financial inclusion, this means creating accessible branches where staff has the skills and expertise knowledge needed to meet the needs of people with disabilities. As part of this partnership, the Bank aims to help 600 unemployed Egyptian youths to improve their employment readiness and to access appropriate formal employment opportunities.