Leveraging its status as one of Saudi Arabia’s leading banking organizations, ANB says it is actively supporting national and municipal projects.
Given its status as one of the largest infrastructure markets in the MENA region, Saudi Arabia is actively pushing innovation and investment to make the development sector booming.
The banking sector is one of the most crucial elements in successfully developing a country’s infrastructure.
Leveraging its status as one of Saudi Arabia’s leading banking organizations, ANB says it is actively supporting national and municipal projects.
Highlighting its commitment to offering tailored banking solutions and support Kingdomwide as well as contributing its efforts to municipal development, ANB supported the Municipality Excellence and Expansion Summit organized by Naseba, a multinational business facilitation company.
The summit, endorsed by the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs, brought together key stakeholders from across the Kingdom to discuss and develop the roadmap to enhancing municipality-led infrastructure projects.
Ali Alomran, deputy head of technology services, Arab National Bank, stated: “Given our commitment to delivering excellence to all of our customers in Saudi Arabia, including the ministries and municipalities, we are proud to associate ourselves with this platform that will help connect the different infrastructure initiatives through a shared development vision."
ANB was joined at the summit by other municipality leaders such as Makkah Mayor Osama bin Fadhel Al-Bar, who was part of the panel discussion on the role of PPP in developing innovative cities through municipal management.
Naseba’s Production Director Jean Philippe commented that the summit brought together all of the key stakeholders to support transforming Saudi Arabia's municipalities, and enabling development authorities to deliver excellence to the citizens.
Source: Arab News
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