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Jordan Commercial Bank is Sponsoring Entrepreneurship in Jordan
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Amman, Jordan (15 June 2008) - Stemming from its strong sense of social responsibility, Jordan Commercial Bank (JCBank)Jordan Commercial Bank (JCBank)
announced its silver sponsorship of the Queen Rania Center for Entrepreneurship (QRCE). JCBankJCBank's sponsorship of the center stems directly from its aims to provide its corporate, retail, and investment clients with customized high quality competitively priced financial solutions. Through both its ever-increasing and regularly enhanced range of cutting-edge banking solutions and efficient distribution channels, JCBankJCBank is reiterating its commitment to delivering world-class products and services that provided adder values to their stakeholders, customers, and personnel.
Through its sponsorship of the QRCE,, JCBankJCBank is working to help the organization to fulfill its mission to develop technology entrepreneurship in Jordan by focusing on issues such as: capacity building, consulting, counseling and developing the local "Entrepreneurial Personality & Spirit"..
Commenting on this sponsorship, the General Manager of JCBankJCBank, Dr. Jawad Al Hadid said, "We at JCBankJCBank are very happy to be the silver sponsors of the Queen Rania Center for Entrepreneurship, since we believe that through this sponsorship we will be helping our community . We will contribute to the development of our country. We believe that this sponsorship will be fruitful for both parties, as we hope that we would offer our clients distinguished banking solutions stemming from this collaboration"
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For more information please contact:
Maha Al Rawashdeh
TRACCS Jordan
Tel: (+962) 6 5924114
Fax: (+962) 6 5924334
E-mail: jordan@traccs.net
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