Tuesday 13/January/2026 – 12:02 PM
Announce National Bank of Egypt A number of housing units and projects were delivered to a number of beneficiary families in the village of Benban in the Daraw Center in Aswan Governorate, in the presence of Major General Ismail Kamal, Governor of Aswan, Mohamed Al-Atreby, CEO of the National Bank, and Dina Abu Taleb, Head of Marketing and Community Development at the National Bank of Egypt.
Implementing development and charitable projects
During the handover ceremony, Major General Ismail Kamal expressed his appreciation for this initiative, which contributes directly to improving the lives of citizens, stressing the importance of the partnership between the National Bank and the Orman Association in implementing development and charitable projects that aim to raise the standard of living and achieve sustainable development in various regions of Aswan Governorate.
For his part, Muhammad Al-Atribi stressed the National Bank’s commitment to its community role towards the people of Egypt, as this initiative included rebuilding and rehabilitating completely dilapidated homes, and equipping them with the necessary furniture, in addition to providing sustainable support to the beneficiaries, with the aim of empowering the villagers economically and socially and enhancing their capabilities for self-reliance, stressing that the bank is keen to continue its support for initiatives that contribute to improving the quality of life for the most needy families, with a focus on empowering them through small projects and sustainable development programs.
Dina Abu Talib added that the bank delivered 20 housing units, 10 small projects, and 21 livestock projects to beneficiaries in cooperation with the Orman Association, with the aim of improving the standard of living for the families benefiting from the project, providing a safe and comfortable residential environment for families, and empowering them economically, which comes within the framework of the bank’s community strategy, which focuses in particular on the development of Upper Egypt in various areas of community work in an integrated manner.
For his part, Ahmed El Gendy, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Orman Association, expressed his pride in the partnership with the National Bank of Egypt in this vital project, and the impact of joint community work between the banking sector and charitable institutions has been enhanced, achieving tangible results on the ground and leaving a long-term positive impact in local communities. He pointed out that this initiative is not just rebuilding dilapidated homes, but rather represents an integrated model of sustainable development, by integrating the social dimension with the economic dimension, by providing small projects and sustainable support to families in need, including It contributes to enhancing social stability and raising the quality of life in the region.
