jordan
Egypt
Tunisia
Sudan
Bahrain
Turkey
South Africa
Algeria
Lebanon
Syria
Pakistan
Libya
Iraq
Date : Sep 23, 2025
In line with Jordan Islamic Bank’s strategy to improve its branch network and enhance its service to various customer segments by providing a unique banking experience designed specifically for them, and to enhance its presence in vital commercial areas and markets and provide integrated banking services in accordance with the provisions and principles of Islamic Sharia to reach all segments of society, the bank announced the opening of its new branch in Mecca Mall/Amman, in a ceremony held under the patronage of His Excellency Mr. Abdullah Al-Howaish / Chairman of the Board of Directors of Jordan Islamic Bank, and in the presence of members of the Board of Directors, Dr. Hussein Said / CEO of the Bank, the Executive Management, a number of the Bank’s customers, businessmen and public figures, on 21/9/2025.
Dr. Hussein Said said, "The bank's presence in Mecca Mall, which is one of the largest and most important commercial centers in the capital, Amman, comes within the framework of the bank's ongoing efforts to reach its customers in various vital locations, and provide them with a distinctive banking experience supported by qualified human cadres, in addition to a digital corner for providing self-banking services, and a branch design that is consistent with the bank's corporate identity and new strategy in accordance with the bank's new visual identity, while providing the latest systems and equipment to provide banking services and products with ease, in line with the financial needs of customers."
Dr. Hussein Said pointed out that the bank is proceeding in parallel between geographical redeployment and continuous development of various modern digital banking services through (Islami Mobile, Islami Internet, Islami ATM) in addition to Islami Digital, which includes five digital corners that provide self-banking services and is supported by the largest network of ATMs in the Kingdom, numbering 328 machines. This is to save time and effort for customers, so that the bank is always closer to its customers, a major contributor to driving the wheel of economic development, maintaining the strength of its financial position and increasing its share in the banking market.