Jordan Ahli Bank, represented by its Executive Manager of Marketing and Corporate Communications Mrs. Rania Nasrawi, received an honorary plaque from the Cerebral Palsy Foundation in appreciation of the bank's staunch efforts to support the foundation's humanitarian activities.

Nasrawi accepted the honor on the bank's behalf during the graduation ceremony held by the foundation's Cerebral Palsy School for its 10th grade students. The event was held under the patronage and with the attendance of HRH Princess Alia Al Tabba, the honorary president of the foundation. 

Jordan Ahli Bank's support of the foundation's activities came in the form of sponsoring the salaries of the physicians working in the foundation's centers in Irbid and Karak for an entire year, with the objective of ensuring uninterrupted health services to cerebral palsy patients in both governorates and alleviating the burdens shouldered by their families. 

Mr. Saad Mouasher, Deputy CEO/Head of Group Strategy and Corporate Communications at Jordan Ahli Bank, explained this initiative comes as part of a series of sustainable development endeavors organized by the bank within its social responsibility strategy and its commitment to the local community. He explained that the bank's focus on the health sector is geared toward improving health services to citizens in need, particularly when it comes to less privileged children who are unable to lead normal lives due to certain health conditions. 

Jordan Ahli Bank's support helped deliver treatment to more than 1300 children, around 640 of which were treated in the Karak center and 688 in the Irbid center.