Amman, Jordan: As part of efforts to expand green spaces, combat desertification, and promote food security, Bank ABC in Jordan recently planted 300 fruit-bearing trees in the Bayader Wadi Al Seer area. This initiative marks the first phase of its partnership with the Arab Group for the Protection of Nature (APN) through the “Green Caravan” programme.

The project aims to support farmers facing challenging living conditions by planting fruit-bearing trees on their lands. These trees not only provide a source of nutrition and environmental benefits but also help generate income for farmers, thereby contributing to poverty reduction and lowering unemployment rates, particularly in underserved areas.

Bank ABC employees actively participated in the tree-planting activity, underscoring the bank’s commitment to involving its workforce in volunteering initiatives. This effort aligns with the bank’s strategic plan for sustainable development and its vision of fostering a sustainable economy.

It is worth mentioning that Bank ABC in Jordan is a member of Bank ABC Group, MENA’s leading international bank, with Head Offices in the Kingdom of Bahrain and a solid global across five continents. It offers its clients an innovative financial products and services including wholesale banking, trade finance, project & structured finance, syndications, treasury and Islamic banking products. The Bank also provides retail-banking services through its network of banks in Jordan, Egypt, Tunisia, and Algeria, in addition to “ila” digital bank in Bahrain and Jordan.