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Kuwait: As part of its ongoing commitment to support youth and athletes, KIB sponsored the national equestrian athlete, Dhari Al-Humaidan. The national champion will be participating in the endurance and showjumping championship as part of the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games this season in France.
On this occasion, KIB stated: “Our sponsorship of Al-Humaidan is a continuation of a series of support efforts aimed at local talented youth across diverse areas, particularly sports. With this support, we sponsor youth in a number of championships and tournaments, raising Kuwait’s name high both locally and internationally. One of these outstanding athletes is Al-Humaidan who has garnered a slew of regional and international accolades and prestigious achievements over the years.”
KIB’s leading social responsibility program always strives to sponsor a number of various sports events and initiatives. This comes as part of the Bank’s strong belief in the integral role that athlete’s play, given their sports discipline and healthy lifestyle, thereby enabling them to take on an active role in building the country’s future.
KIB noted Al-Humaidan’s unwavering dedication to his training in preparation for the tournament. The Bank also praised the national athlete’s outstanding equestrian skills and wished him more success which can continue to raise Kuwait’s standing.
About KIB
Kuwait International Bank (KIB) is a bank that operates according to the Islamic Shari’ah, based in the State of Kuwait. Incorporated in 1973, and originally known as Kuwait Real Estate Bank, KIB made the transition to its current Islamic operating model in 2007.
KIB is a full service Bank operating through a network of branches spread across the State of Kuwait, and offering a broad range of banking products, services and solutions in accordance with the principles of the Islamic Shari’ah. The Bank’s mission and vision also encompasses a leading social responsibility program that aims at supporting every member of Kuwait’s society by spearheading a multitude of initiatives and activities.
In 2015, KIB embarked on a comprehensive strategic plan, aimed at improving the Bank’s performance indicators, as well as enhancing the quality of its products and services. The strategy focuses on propelling the Bank to the forefront of the Kuwaiti banking sector and setting it on a solid path to becoming the “Islamic Bank of Choice” in the market.
Today, KIB is in the midst of its new strategic transformation: a comprehensive and long-term program which is aimed at transforming the way KIB engages with customers across every touch point and communication channel. This new strategy focuses on offering a next-level customer experience that delivers much more than just “banking” in the traditional sense - but rather establishes KIB as a partner in every aspect of its customers’ lives; a true “bank for life”.
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