Bank for Social Development among the best 5 savings participants

Sunday-2019-07-21

The Bank for Social Development was sponsored by the International Youth and Children Finance Organization as one of the top five participants in GMW, with the participation of 170 States, which was established in the State of South Africa. The Bank participated in the conference on Economic Citizenship and Employment as a Future for All, at the invitation of CYFI, where a ceremony was held at the end of the conference in honour of all participants and stakeholders in the GMW campaign, 19-20 June 2019 in the International YouthChild City of South Africa.

The Bank ' s honour is one of the best five participants in the financial week of Global Money Week, as part of the efforts of the Bank for Social Development to promote and disseminate financial culture, encourage savings and raise financial awareness among members of society. The Bank participated in World Finance Week by providing a package of training courses, lectures and a number of workshops on the dissemination of financial awareness that benefited close to 4,000 men and women and in the most prominent cities and regions of the Kingdom.
It should be noted that the Bank is endeavouring to create a social impact on the spread of financial culture among the segments of society, and has therefore rehabilitated a specialized team of 40 ambassadors and ambassadors at the level of the Kingdom ' s administrative governorates with a view to deepening the concepts of savings and financial planning, with 535 courses (33.234) for beneficiaries and 204 for 12 sessions.

606. In 2018, the Bank launched the " `Aspiration-Agame ' campaign, which is an awareness-raising campaign on financial culture and savings for users of social communication channels, aimed at spreading a culture of savings and financial planning for the future, creating a concept of financial awareness among the community, reducing consumerism and encouraging the early start of healthy savings, with approximately 4 million beneficiaries in need of public accounting.