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Date : Sep 11, 2025
In line with Jordan Islamic Bank's strategy to move towards a green economy, and in line with the economic modernization vision and national initiatives launched by the Central Bank of Jordan in the field of green finance, the bank continued to provide gold sponsorship for the third edition of the Green Finance Forum 2025, titled "Green and Sustainable Finance from Vision to Design," organized by the Association of Banks in Jordan, under the patronage of His Excellency Dr. Adel Sharkas, Governor of the Central Bank of Jordan, and with the wide participation of banking sector leaders, decision-makers, and specialized experts, on 9/9/2025, at the Fairmont Hotel - Amman.
Dr. Hussein Said, CEO of Jordan Islamic Bank, praised the bank's participation in the third edition of the Green Finance Forum and its accompanying exhibition. This participation stems from the bank's keenness to promote one of its core strategic objectives, which is concerned with spreading the culture of sustainability and social responsibility in the field of green finance among various parties through specialized programs and meetings that emphasize the alignment of the bank's objectives with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals. The bank seeks to provide and develop various sustainable products and financing that work to preserve the environment and encourage the use of renewable energy to contribute to achieving sustainable green finance.
His Excellency Dr. Adel Sharkas, Governor of the Central Bank of Jordan, presented an honorary shield to Dr. Hussein Said during the opening ceremony, in appreciation of Jordan Islamic Bank's sponsorship of the forum.
The forum's themes focused on how to enable banks to design and implement green financial products that meet market needs while maintaining compliance with international sustainability standards and national priorities. The forum also discussed innovative financing mechanisms to address the challenge of climate change and the trend toward a green economy, contributing to accelerating the transition to more flexible and inclusive banking models that focus on sustainability elements and consolidate the banking sector's role in promoting green economic development.