Khaberni - Jordan Kuwait Bank has released its sixth report on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) sustainability for 2025, which was prepared in accordance with the global standards of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), the disclosure guidelines issued by the Amman Stock Exchange, and the relevant regulatory guidance issued by the Central Bank of Jordan.
The report highlights the bank's most significant achievements and responsible practices in various aspects of environmental, social, and governance throughout 2025, reaffirming its commitment to integrating sustainability standards and core issues into its operational processes and strategic plans, serving the interests of stakeholders, and enhancing its ability to achieve long-term sustainable growth.
The report focuses on a set of qualitative achievements made by the bank during 2025, including the launch of its first comprehensive strategy for environmental, social, and institutional governance for the years 2026-2028, in addition to continuing to expand in green financing and enhancing sustainable financing solutions, improving operational efficiency, and developing a responsible management approach to environmental and social impact, reflecting the bank's commitment to reinforce sustainable financing practices and enhance the sustainability of its operations.
The report also mentions the bank's continued investment in human capital and empowering local communities through developing skills, building capacities, enhancing diversity and inclusion, and establishing a corporate culture based on continuous learning and innovation, enhancing the bank's future readiness and its ability to attract and retain talent, along with implementing initiatives with a sustainable social impact that contribute to supporting local communities and achieving comprehensive development.
Haitham Al-Batikhi, CEO of Jordan Kuwait Bank Group, affirmed that the bank continues to integrate sustainability principles at the core of its institutional business, operational processes, and financial and investment decisions, in alignment with national directions and best international practices, supporting the progress towards achieving the goals of the Economic Modernization Vision and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, as well as the green financing strategy issued by the Central Bank of Jordan, thereby enhancing our positive impact on the economy, society, and environment.
Al-Batikhi added that this report reflects the bank's commitment to adopting the best global practices in environmental, social, and governance sustainability, and continuing to develop innovative banking solutions that meet customer needs and support the transition towards a more sustainable and inclusive economy.
To view the sixth sustainability report of Jordan Kuwait Bank, please visit the following link:
https://www.jkb.com/en/sustainability/index
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