OAB Organizes 'Iftar Saem' Initiative in Support of Charity

Mid East Info

24-03-2025

Muscat: As part of its commitment to fostering a culture of charity and humanitarian work, Oman Arab Bank (OAB) successfully organized the Iftar Saem initiative this year in the Wilayat of Muttrah. This initiative is part of the bank's annual Ramadan activities, aimed at encouraging generosity and embodying the virtues of the holy month.
This program is an integral part of OAB's comprehensive corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives, designed to create a lasting positive impact. It encompasses support for local communities and charitable work, as well as the development of programs and services and the introduction of innovative solutions that drive the growth of Oman's private sector. Additionally, it enhances customer service and facilitates access to financial services for all segments of society, including individuals with disabilities.
The active participation of OAB employees in the Iftar Saem initiative and other community programs reflects their strong commitment to social responsibility and charitable work, which remains a core priority for the bank.
Sulaiman Al Harthi, CEO of OAB, stated: 'OAB takes great pride in its track record of impactful and innovative CSR initiatives, which reinforce its leadership as a distinguished financial institution in Oman. The bank not only contributes to the advancement of the banking sector but also plays a vital role in volunteerism and social work. Our goal is to make a tangible, positive impact in accelerating the achievement of national objectives for sustainable human and economic development. This broad vision of corporate social responsibility is a fundamental pillar of our banking excellence strategy, which OAB has upheld throughout its distinguished journey.'
'Throughout the year, OAB organizes a diverse range of charitable, humanitarian, and volunteer programs that promote the values of solidarity and social cohesion. During the holy month of Ramadan, the bank takes pride in its impactful initiatives, including waiving outstanding debts for dozens of affected customers, continuing its annual Eid exhibition to support the growth of Omani small and medium enterprises, and launching various other community-driven initiatives.'
Al Harthi added: 'As a leading financial institution in Oman, OAB recognizes the power of collaboration in achieving corporate goals. That is why we encourage our employees to share ideas and contribute creative solutions that make a meaningful difference in the lives of all segments of society. We extend our sincere gratitude to our team of volunteers from the bank, who has dedicated their time and effort with great commitment to organizing and ensuring the success of the Iftar Saem initiative, along with other events and activities that reflect the deep-rooted Omani values of generosity and giving.'