"We are pleased to support the Diplomatic Club this year on the occasion of the holy month of Ramadan. In the spirit of this occasion IBQ has planned a number of activities to make this year's Ramadan more special for our customers and the community at large," commented Muhannad Kamal, Deputy General Manager of IBQ.
IBQ's growing commitment to community activities, prompted the bank to take full part this Ramadan with a number of activities planned for its employees, clients, charity and members of the media throughout the holy month. Activities include the organization of a series of quiz competitions, bringing back the popular Ramadan tradition 'Fawazeer Ramadan' (Ramadan Riddles) for all tent guests, with the opportunity of winning some magnificent instant IBQ prizes.
A selection of employees at IBQ will also come together to provide a large number of children with Garangaou bags, in celebration of Garangaou night on the 14th day of Ramadan. Garangaou is a tradition closely followed in Gulf countries, where it is customary for children to dress up in traditional dress, chant Garangaou songs while knocking on neighbors' doors, who, in return, present the kids with nuts and candy.
IBQ has over the years, showed its dedication and support to education and community activities. By ensuring that important organisations such as the Doha Players, Terry Fox, among other community initiatives are well supported, IBQ continues to give back to the Qatari community.
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- Qatar: Wednesday, September 12 - 2007 at 16:17
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The International Bank of Qatar (IBQ) today announced its exclusive sponsorship of the Diplomatic Club's Ramadan Tent throughout the holy month.
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About the International Bank of Qatar (IBQ)The International Bank of Qatar (IBQ); a well established and rapidly growing financial institution, previously known as Grindlays Qatar, celebrated its 50th year anniversary in 2006. IBQ today is a joint venture fully managed, with 30% owned, by the National Bank of Kuwait (NBK); the largest bank in Kuwait and one of the leading banks in the Middle East. The remaining 80% is owned by influential Qatari entities, whilst the bank is Chaired by Qatar's Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affair's H.E. Sheikh Hamad Bin Jassim Bin Jabor Al-Thani.
Taking half a century of extensive experience in service-based private and corporate banking, IBQ has been and continues to expand its retail banking business with a parallel strategy, based on that experience, which accentuates its high quality service-based approach. IBQ today, offers its customers a full range of retail, private and corporate banking solutions with a strong commitment to excellent quality service, and a focus on building long-lasting relationships. With a total of 4 branches and 9 ATMs located in strategic locations throughout Qatar, IBQ is an increasingly prominent local player that benefits from an international network as a result of its affiliation with NBK.
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Posted by Medilyn Manibo, Assistant News EditorWednesday, September 12 - 2007 at 16:17 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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