Date : Jun 29, 2026
Jordan Islamic Bank issued its fourth annual Environmental, Social and Governance Sustainability Report for 2025, in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) standards, and in furtherance of the principles of transparency and disclosure, with a focus on the core issues related to sustainability that are of interest to the bank and its stakeholders.
The report highlights key achievements across all the bank's operations and activities, demonstrating its commitment to social responsibility and sustainability. It reflects the bank's vision that sustainability is an integrated corporate approach that guides decisions and enhances its ability to achieve strong financial performance balanced with social responsibilities, based on best practices in governance, environmental and social risk management. The report also underscores the bank's efforts in supporting financial inclusion, empowering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), investing in digital transformation, and developing responsible banking products and services. Furthermore, it highlights the bank's increasing focus on climate change issues through managing the environmental impact of its activities by promoting green finance and environmentally friendly initiatives, improving capital utilization efficiency, and creating sustainable and inclusive value.
Dr. Hussein Said, CEO of Jordan Islamic Bank, stated, "The bank is committed to supporting the vision of economic modernization and national directions and visions that place sustainability, innovation, and green growth at the heart of the development path, through an integrated approach that incorporates sustainability principles into all aspects of its operations." He explained that the bank implements social responsibility programs and initiatives that enhance its economic, environmental, and social objectives, in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, building upon its long-standing heritage that combines Sharia-compliant principles with modern banking practices. Promoting a culture of sustainability is a fundamental pillar of the bank's commitment to its employees, community, and environment.
Dr. Hussein Said pointed out that environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices are no longer a regulatory framework but have become an essential element in formulating modern financial strategies, and an approach that balances achieving sustainable financial performance and enhancing responsibility towards society and the environment. Therefore, the bank pays special attention to the environmental aspect by supporting the green economy through financing renewable energy, energy efficiency and resource management projects, and reducing the effects of climate change, in addition to its continuous endeavor to improve its operational environmental footprint and adopt more efficient and sustainable banking practices.
On the social level, the bank continues its efforts to promote financial inclusion, support entrepreneurship, small and medium enterprises, empower youth and women, and develop human capabilities, while being keen to contribute to the development of local communities and establish a work environment based on justice, diversity and equal opportunities.
Recognizing that sound corporate governance is the cornerstone of sustainability practices, the bank is committed to applying the highest standards of integrity, compliance and risk management, and promoting a culture of corporate responsibility in all its operations and activities, in order to support performance sustainability and protect the interests of stakeholders.
Dr. Hussein Said emphasized that sustainable financial success is inseparable from a positive contribution to achieving the goals of sustainable national development. Therefore, the bank is keen to continue to play its role as an active partner in building a more prosperous, resilient and sustainable economic future for future generations, and for its work to be an engine for positive change and a sustainable source of value for all stakeholders, reinforcing its commitment to institutional excellence and social responsibility, so that it always remains a landmark in the journey of comprehensive and sustainable development.
The report, prepared in accordance with best practices and standards, and includes relevant appendices, provides a detailed explanation of the bank's evolution in social responsibility and sustainability since its inception. It highlights the bank's strategic objectives, its plan for 2026, and its journey that began with the issuance of its first social responsibility report in 2012. This journey is based on the bank's principles and mission, its articles of incorporation and bylaws, and its commitment to addressing societal issues. The report also covers the bank's code of professional and ethical conduct, risk management, transparency and trust, geographic reach, and customer and stakeholder experience and satisfaction. Furthermore, it addresses key topics related to the bank's economic performance and indirect economic impacts, sustainable procurement practices, compliance with regulatory and legal requirements, energy and environmental compliance, employment, occupational health and safety, education and training, diversity and equal opportunities, non-discrimination, social impact, local communities, and other related issues.
To view the report, visit the bank's websitejordanislamicbank.com
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