Khaleeji Bank Promotes Financial Awareness at Youth City 2030
Khaleeji Bank has announced its participation in Youth City 2030 through an interactive platform designed to engage with young people and introduce banking services and solutions tailored to their needs.
According to the bank, the initiative reflects its commitment to supporting youth-focused national programmes, encouraging financial literacy, and helping young people develop responsible financial habits from an early age.
The bank’s pavilion at Youth City 2030 will be open for one week and will provide visitors with information about its Ajyal accounts, which are designed for customers aged 21 and under. The account options include Ajyal Savings, Ajyal Deposit, and Ajyal Al Waffer, each offering features intended to support saving and financial awareness.
Khaleeji Bank stated that the platform will provide an opportunity for young visitors to learn more about the available banking solutions, ask questions about the accounts, and gain a better understanding of key financial concepts.
Ameera Ahmed Al Abbasi, Head of Retail Banking at Khaleeji Bank, said the bank’s participation reflects its commitment to engaging with Bahraini youth and providing banking solutions that encourage saving and financial planning from an early age.
She added that the Ajyal accounts are intended to help children and young people develop sound financial habits while strengthening awareness of saving and responsible money management.
Khaleeji Bank said its participation in Youth City 2030 forms part of its ongoing efforts to support youth development, enhance financial awareness, and provide banking solutions that meet customers’ needs throughout different stages of life.
Source: Khaleeji Bank (Official Announcement)
Industry Impact (IFD Editorial Insight)
Financial literacy continues to be an area of focus for Islamic banks across the region. Initiatives such as youth engagement programmes and age-specific banking products demonstrate how financial institutions are encouraging responsible money management and greater awareness of Islamic banking services among younger generations.
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