Arab International Bank

Arab International Bank (AIB) is a multinational banking institution established in 1974 through an international agreement between the governments of Egypt, Libya, Oman, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. With its headquarters in Cairo, AIB plays a pivotal role in fostering economic development and trade within the Arab world.

Originally established to support economic development projects and foreign trade, particularly among Arab nations, AIB has since expanded its services to cater to a broader clientele. The bank offers a comprehensive range of banking services, including deposit services, trade finance, project finance and investment banking.

AIB's strategic focus on supporting economic development and regional integration has positioned it as a key player in the Arab world. The bank's commitment to serving the needs of its member countries and other Arab nations has contributed to its growth and success.