National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) recently hosted a glamorous Pre-Ramadan gathering (Graish) in honor of its employees at the Four Seasons –Kuwait. The socially fun and friendly gathering drew a large number of NBK’s Executive Management and staff members.

NBK Group CEO, Issam Al Sager and NBK-Kuwait Deputy CEO, Sulaiman Al Marzouq attended the occasion alongside a large number of other NBK Executives.

NBK employees were treated to an evening of traditional Pre- Ramadan hospitality in addition to an array of entertaining activities and contests. All attendees were enrolled into a draw to win a new Nissan –Altima

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