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15 Oct 2026

Arab Bank has reaffirmed its commitment to Dar Abu Abdullah’s community programs, reinforcing national efforts to advance food security and economic empowerment. This initiative reflects the bank’s ongoing dedication to driving community-led development and creating tangible, sustainable social and economic impact for local communities through long-term productive projects.

As part of this partnership, and in collaboration with Tkiyet Um Ali, bank volunteers participated in a field day at "Dar Farm," located at Mutah University in Karak Governorate. The volunteers joined hands with 21 local women and young people to harvest this season's tomato crop, directly supporting their livelihoods.

Arab Bank’s partnership with Dar Abu Abdullah is part of its long-standing strategic alliance with Tkiyet Um Ali, now in its 19th consecutive year. This collaboration focuses on key human rights and development priorities: combating hunger and food poverty by renewing sponsorships for more than 100 vulnerable families through monthly sustainable food parcels, and backing the agricultural cycle across 21 greenhouses at "Dar Farm" to unlock economic opportunities for women and youth in Karak.

This work is anchored in Arab Bank’s comprehensive corporate sustainability and social responsibility strategy, which seeks to maximize positive social, economic, and environmental impact alongside local stakeholders to advance sustainable development. A cornerstone of this vision is the bank’s community program, "Together," which focuses on key rights-based pillars: health, education, poverty alleviation, environmental protection, orphan support, and women’s empowerment.