Kuwait City, Dec 26: Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait (ABK) proudly sponsored the 17th Kuwaiti-French Scientific Exhibition, organized by MILSET in cooperation with the French Embassy, and under the patronage of Dr. Adel Al-Mane, the Minister of Education and Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, and the Ambassador of France to Kuwait. The exhibition showcased an array of scientific and research projects in hydroponics, offering a platform for numerous students to delve into the innovative world of hydroponic agriculture.

In joint cooperation with the General Technical Direction of Science at the Ministry of Education and the Kuwaiti Hydroponics Society, the exhibition served as an invaluable opportunity for students to expand their knowledge and practical understanding of the field, which is growing in significance in modern agricultural practices.

Commenting on ABK's participation in the exhibition, Sager Albenali, Acting Chief Communications Officer at ABK, stated, "We are proud to have sponsored this exhibition as it aligns with our commitment to nurturing the educational development of Kuwait's youth. By supporting initiatives such as this, we aim to inspire students to explore the realms of science and research, promoting a culture of innovation and curiosity."

A standout feature of the exhibition was the active participation of specialists from the Kuwaiti Society of Hydroponics, who offered training sessions on the importance of hydroponics, its methods, and the materials used. This hands-on engagement was instrumental in enriching the educational experience for the participants, equipping them with valuable insights and skills.

Dawood Al Ahmad, the Kuwait Director of MILSET, honored ABK for its substantial role in contributing to the success of the event. This recognition underscores ABK's commitment to fostering a holistic approach to community development, encompassing both educational and financial support.

Albenali further emphasized ABK's dedication to supporting numerous initiatives and participating in various events, reinforcing the Bank's reputation across all segments of Kuwaiti society. He added, "ABK is unwavering in its commitment to contributing to the advancement of education, and we see our sponsorship of this exhibition as a testament to our pledge to enable the growth of scientific education and research in Kuwait."

Sponsoring the 17th Kuwaiti-French Scientific Exhibition aligns with ABK's broader mission to empower the educational landscape in Kuwait, encouraging the pursuit of knowledge and fostering a spirit of exploration and discovery among the nation's youth. Looking forward, ABK remains resolute in its dedication to supporting educational initiatives and participating in events that contribute to the holistic development of the community.

Since its establishment in 1967, ABK has progressed to become one of the leading Kuwaiti banks in the region that offers a wide array of personal, corporate, and private banking products and services. ABK also provides a broad range of local, regional, and global investment solutions and services through its subsidiary, ABK Capital.

Across the region, the Bank offers individuals and corporates the convenience of comprehensive banking and financial services in the Egyptian market through ABK-Egypt’s network of 44 branches.

This is in addition to ABK’s three branches located in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) in the United Arab Emirates, servicing both Kuwaiti and Emirati individual and corporate clients.

ABK is a strong supporter of Central Bank of Kuwait and Kuwait Banking Association’s 'Let's Be Aware' awareness campaign. Through its various initiatives, the Bank aims to promote financial inclusion by educating Kuwaiti society about customer rights, responsibilities, and the different types of banking and special needs services. Additionally, ABK consistently provides strategic information on how to avoid banking and financial fraud, loan application requirements, digital services, and more.