- The student delegation, consisting of 24 high school students, was taken on an introductory tour of the Bank’s headquarters
- The students were introduced to the basics of Islamic banking, how to conduct daily transactions and the mechanism of work in banking and finance institutions
- As part of Al Salam Bank’s CSR platform, Al Salam Helping Hands, the visit reflects the Bank’s commitment to supporting education and innovation, in addition to nurturing the next generation of knowledgeable professionals
Al Salam Bank recently received a delegation of high school students from Al-Iman Schools at the Bank’s headquarters. During the visit, the students were introduced to the basics of Islamic banking, its distinction from traditional banking services, and highlighting the mechanism of work behind banking and finance institutions. The students were also given the opportunity to see how daily operations are conducted, further reinforcing the school’s career guidance efforts.
With more than 24 students in attendance, the delegation visited the various departments in Al Salam Bank, and learnt more about the Bank’s history, identity and brand promise. Employees also showcased the critical role played by the Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB), as the governing body to enact rules and regulations regarding the management of the banking sector, and answered all the student’s inquiries and questions.
Commenting on the occasion, Muna Al Balooshi, Head of Human Resources and Administration at Al Salam Bank, said, “We were pleased to host the students from Al-Iman Schools as part of the Bank’s Guiding Principle, ‘We Act with Empathy.’ We are committed to grooming the next generation of leaders by adopting initiatives that focus on education and innovation. We look forward to developing a well-rounded and educated generation prepared to take on the future job market.”
