National Bank of Kuwait applauds Clean Fuels Project

An agreement between Qatar Development Bank and Qatar Islamic Bank aims to boost financing options for small- and medium-size businesses.
An agreement between Qatar Development Bank and Qatar Islamic Bank aims to boost financing options for small- and medium-size businesses. -
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National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) CEO Salah Al
Fulaij said recently that the Kuwait National Petroleum
Company’s (KNPC) Clean Fuels Project is a boost for the local economy and elevates Kuwait’s standing in the global arena. 

Al
Fulaij said that NBK’s noteworthy reputation,
professionalism and credibility are confirmed through the company’s involvement
with the project during a signing ceremony for project financing at KNPC headquarters.

“The Clean Fuels Project represents a remarkable boost for
the prospects of the Kuwaiti economy, reflecting the government’s commitment to
continue with the execution of its development plan despite the drop in oil
prices,” Al Fulaij said.

During the signing ceremony, Al Fulaij also commended Kuwait’s
banking sector for its role in the positive development and trustworthiness of
Kuwait’s financial industry following its current economic recovery. The
banking system was able to provide funding despite the tough economic
atmosphere, speaking to the efficiency of the sector and the depth of financial
expertise of its leaders.

“NBK has a long history in arranging and leading mega
financing deals in Kuwait and the region,” Al Fulaij said.

Kuwait’s banking industry benefits from high liquidity,
which permits it to support more efficient implementation of infrastructure
projects, resulting in the betterment of the national economy and maintaining
Kuwait’s strong banking reputation regional and throughout the globe.



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