CBI Emiratisation underway: inducts nationals into EIBFS' Mawarid Training Programme

As part of its ongoing policy of change and, in order to meet newly set strategy, CBI, Commercial Bank International has recruited the first batch of 36 UAE Nationals fresh graduates, for the year 2007.

  • United Arab Emirates: Sunday, February 25 - 2007 at 11:12
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Commercial Bank International has recruited the first batch of 36 UAE Nationals fresh graduates, for the year 2007.
Commercial Bank International has recruited the first batch of 36 UAE Nationals fresh graduates, for the year 2007.

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The newly recruited trainees have started their first phase of training through Mawarid induction program which is offered by EIBFS - Sharjah.

The program aims to provide the new recruits with knowledge and skills required to start their jobs at Banking industry and will introduce them to the business environment at the Bank.

This batch of trainees will undergo training for 3 months and then they will be assigned to CBI Branches, Divisions, Departments as On-Job Trainees for another 3 months. Upon successful completion of the total 6-month training programme, the trainees will be confirmed in the service of the Bank.

Khamis Buharoon, CBI CEO said,

'The Mawarid programme aims to equip the trainees with a working knowledge of the banking industry vis-à-vis developing, understanding and recognising the value of and concepts of the banking industry. It is part of our philosophy to encourage the younger generation nationals and provide them the opportunities to be part of the growing history of this country.'



The trainees' skills, knowledge, and attitude that are required for a successful banker and relationship banking are honed and sharpened in the training programme. This provides them with the impetus needed to function effectively in a banking environment.

EIBFS's Mawarid programme was tailored made to meet CBI's requirements. The trainees would gain a comprehensive understanding of interdepartmental bank functions and operations. This gives them the confidence of being right at home on the first day of work.

CBI is setting an ambitious Emiratization program, in order to meet the ambitious expansion plans set by the Bank.

CBI, which recently changed its branding to a new and modern look, has aggressively entered the market with new products and is putting in place future strategies for its expansion in the region.




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About CBI, Commercial Bank International
CBI started operations on May 1991 with one branch in Ras Al Khaimah and one in Dubai with a paid up capital of AED 44 Million and authorized capital of AED 100 Million.

Currently CBI has a network of 8 branches and 18 ATMs spread across the Emirates, in addition to the Call Centre. The staff strength is 400, of which 30% are UAE Nationals.

Issued on behalf of Commercial Bank International by tamra C2 For further press information please contact Khalil Majdalawi on: Tel. (971) 4 2951177; Fax: (9714) 2951188.
Anne-Birte Stensgaard Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News Editor
Sunday, February 25 - 2007 at 11:12 UAE local time (GMT+4)

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This Article was updated on Tuesday, May 01 - 2007
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