Arab Bank – Syria participated in the Arab Regional Conference titled “Arab Economic and Banking Partnership Towards Supporting Development and Investment in Syria,” which was held in Jordan, with the participation of a distinguished group of decision-makers, bankers, experts, investors, and representatives of Arab and Syrian financial and banking institutions.

The conference discussed prospects for economic and banking cooperation, investment opportunities, and partnerships, in addition to the development of the banking sector, digital transformation, and financial innovation.

Arab Bank – Syria’s participation reflects its commitment to supporting economic and banking partnerships and contributing to enhancing development and investment opportunities in Syria.

As part of Arab Bank – Syria’s commitment to supporting young talents and connecting with skilled professionals and job seekers, the Bank participated in the Job Fair held at Al Dama Rose Hotel.

The event provided an opportunity to engage with graduates and ambitious professionals, introduce them to the Bank’s work environment and career development opportunities, and reaffirm our commitment to supporting local talents and investing in future capabilities. 

In an atmosphere filled with warmth and compassion, we gathered around the charity Iftar table to celebrate the values of humanity and social inclusion.

This gathering was held out of our belief in the importance of highlighting the abilities and potential of individuals with Down syndrome, who represent a true source of inspiration through their determination and positive presence.

Our sincere thanks go to everyone who was part of this meaningful occasion and contributed to spreading the spirit of kindness, love, and giving. 💙✨

We also deeply appreciate the presence of the wonderful mothers and their participation in sharing these special moments with us.

The Ordinary General Assembly Meeting of Arab Bank – Syria was held on Monday, 29 June 2026, at the Seven Gates Hotel (formerly Sheraton Hotel) in Damascus. The meeting was attended by representatives from the Ministry of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection, the Central Bank of Syria, and the Syrian Commission on Financial Markets and Securities, in addition to the Bank’s Board of Directors and shareholders.

Following the completion of the quorum, with an attendance rate of 78.14%, the Chairman of the Board of Directors, Dr. Khaled Wasef Al-Wazni, presented the Board of Directors’ report. The report included a review of the achievements accomplished by the Bank up to the end of 2025 across various areas, as well as the Bank’s plan for 2026. It also covered developments in the global, regional, and local economic landscape.

He highlighted that, despite the challenging circumstances faced by the Bank, along with the risks and challenges resulting from the ongoing crisis and its continued repercussions, Arab Bank – Syria remains confident in the ability of the national economy to recover, adapt to emerging developments, overcome difficulties, manage various fluctuations, and resume the path of reconstruction and development, while restoring operating conditions to their previous levels.

He further emphasized the Bank’s commitment to its longstanding principles, values, and prudent banking practices, which form the foundation of its operations and reinforce its position as deserving of the trust placed in it by its shareholders and customers.