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Ajman Bank has signed a strategic agreement with Saudi German Hospitals (SGH) Group that will benefit the uninsured family members of the Bank’s employees by availing special discounts on medical services. Present at the signing ceremony to formalize the contract was Mr. Hany Sabry Head of Investments & Acting Group Head Wholesale Banking of Ajman Bank and Dr. Reem Osman, CEO of Saudi German Hospital Group.
Mr. Sabry said, “We are delighted to partner with Saudi German Hospital Group in this initiative and extremely grateful to them for their support. It will give uninsured family members of all Ajman Bank employees access to high-quality health care at affordable rates. Missed health checkups and untreated issues can potentially become serious. Our aim is to encourage a better level of well-being among our team members as well as those dear to them which in turn will contribute to a relaxed, stress-free and happy workforce. It is all the more crucial in today’s challenging environment that requires solidarity with health institutions.
Saudi German Hospitals (SGH) Group offers a broad range of highly specialized services across its hospitals to support the needs of the communities they serve.
Commenting on the agreement with Ajman Bank, Dr. Reem Osman CEO of Saudi German Hospitals Group stated, “In line with our aim to provide world-class, innovative and personalized healthcare services, we are proud to support Ajman Bank. Having a long-standing reputation as a world-class healthcare provider in the region, it is our mission to facilitate easy access to premium international medical services to as many people as possible and reinforces our commitment to the community.”
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About Ajman Bank
Ajman Bank is an Islamic bank with an ambitious vision based on values of integrity, trust and transparency seeks to provide a wide range of Sharia-compliant and high-quality banking services to customers from individuals, companies and government institutions across the UAE. It is also keen to be updated with the latest technology that will ensure customers a distinctive experimental banking with the revival of human touch that is lost in the modern era of banking application.
Ajman Bank is headquartered in Ajman and enjoys the strong support of the Government of Ajman and is a key pillar in the emirate's economic development strategy. The bank continues its tireless efforts to establish a prominent position in the banking sector as a sustainable Islamic banking institution, with an emphasis on the need to achieve an optimal balance in the community and caring staff, in order to provide real value for shareholders and customers alike. For more information visit http://www.ajmanbank.ae
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