Kuwait Gov. Thabit Al-Muhanna recently hosted a group
of representatives from Kuwait Finance House (KFH), a pioneering firm in the
field of Islamic banking, to negotiate prospects for mutual coordination of
initiatives in the state.
Leading the delegation were Fahad Al-Mukhaizeem, chief strategy officer;
and Yousef Al-Ruwaieh, executive manager for public relations.
Al-Muhanna complimented FKH for the progress it has
made to support Kuwaiti society, expressing an interest in teaming up with the
organization for programs in the capital governorate.
Al-Mukhaizeem emphasized the role of KFH in maintaining social
responsibility as the country continues to develop. Al-Mukhaizeem particularly
conveyed the bank’s gratitude for the governor’s efforts to work together and
stressed KFH’s ability and willingness to amplify cooperative ventures.
Kuwait Finance House, founded in 1977, offers a variety of
Islamic financial products and services built on a mission of client service
and innovation. It operates over 446 branches in the GCC, Asia and Europe, with
customers ranging from Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Dubai and Jordan to Turkey, Malaysia and Germany.
KFH’s long-term goals include the desire to elevate the bank
into the world’s leading and most sustainable Islamic financial institution.
The bank values long-term partnerships with both clients and authorities.
