On the occasion of the International Day of Education, designated by the United Nations General Assembly, Capital Bank reaffirms its commitment to education as a fundamental human right and a collective responsibility that drives peace and sustainable development.

Believing in the role of education to empower youth and unlock their full potential, the bank has launched several initiatives to support the education sector both internally and externally. Among these is a scholarship program covering university tuition for employees’ children, reflecting the bank’s dedication to the well-being and future of its workforce.

Capital Bank has also formed strategic partnerships with leading national institutions, including Al Aman Fund for the Future of Orphans and Elia Nuqul Foundation, to provide university tuition support for underprivileged students. Additionally, the bank has sponsored the Queen Rania Teacher Academy Forum, supported the Back-to-School campaign by Tkiyet Um Ali, and partnered with the “Wasel for Awareness & Education” platform to back the “Shabek wa Bader” program, which fosters innovation and initiative among young people. The bank has also sponsored various educational events at schools across the country.

Understanding the importance of financial literacy as a key life skill, Capital Bank actively participated in career day events in collaboration with Madrasati and INJAZ initiatives, delivering workshops to enhance students’ financial awareness. Additionally, the bank launched the “Deer Malak” initiative, designed for 11th-grade students, to equip them with essential financial management skills.

Touleen Barto, Chief Marketing and Corporate Communications Officer at Capital Bank, stated, “At Capital Bank, we believe that education is the foundation for a brighter future and a strategic investment in community development and youth empowerment. We are committed to strengthening our role in supporting this vital sector through initiatives that enable young people to reach their full potential.”

She added that the bank will continue to work closely with its partners to create a lasting and meaningful impact on the education sector, helping it grow and thrive.