Khaberni - In the framework of its ongoing commitment to supporting children without parental care and enhancing sustainable social development, the Bank of Jordan renewed its partnership with the SOS Children's Villages Jordan Association through signing a new support agreement, whereby the bank provides financial support that contributes to covering the ongoing expenses of one of the family homes in the SOS Children's Village in Irbid Governorate for a full year.
This support is a continuation of the ongoing cooperation between the two sides, reflecting the Bank of Jordan's deep belief in the importance of empowering children without parental care and providing a safe and supportive environment that ensures their sound psychological and social growth, considering them an essential part of the fabric of the Jordanian society. This step underscores the bank’s commitment to actively participate in achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal 4 (Quality Education), Goal 10 (Reduced Inequalities), and Goal 17 (Partnerships for the Goals).
On this matter, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the SOS Children’s Villages Jordan Association, Engineer Mustafa Al-Washa, expressed his appreciation for the Bank of Jordan’s continued support, confirming that this cooperation enhances the association’s ability to perform its noble humanitarian mission of building families for children, helping them shape their future, and participating in the development of their communities.
It is worth mentioning that the Bank of Jordan continues to implement its strategy on corporate social responsibility and sustainability by carrying out and supporting initiatives that leave a sustainable impact in the society, focusing on education, youth empowerment, and protecting less fortunate groups. From this standpoint, the bank works on enhancing its partnerships with civil society institutions to support programs that make a real difference in the lives of individuals and families; hence, the bank pays special attention to initiatives that combine the humanitarian dimension with long-term sustainability, aligning with its aspirations to remain a model for financial institutions balancing economic growth with social responsibility.
