As part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen its role in education and development, Bank of Jordan has renewed its annual strategic partnership with the Queen Rania Foundation for Education and Development (QRF). This renewed agreement, signed recently between the two parties, extends the Bank’s longstanding support for the Children’s Museum, a partnership that has spanned more than fifteen years.

The support falls under the bank’s contribution to the Mobile Children’s Museum Program, one of the museum’s flagship initiatives under the umbrella of the "Our Museum for All" program. The initiative aims to deliver interactive educational experiences to children across the Kingdom. Through mobile educational stations and hands-on activities, the program covers diverse topics, including science, arts, financial literacy, energy, and the environment, enriching learning experiences and nurturing creativity among children.

As part of this partnership, Bank of Jordan also supports the development of a dedicated financial literacy station within the Mobile Museum, which it helped establish in previous years. The station is designed to instill basic financial concepts in a simplified, interactive way, fostering financial awareness among the younger generations.

Notably, Bank of Jordan has been one of the largest supporters of the Children’s Museum for over fifteen years. Its contributions have funded a wide range of programs and initiatives, including open days, the renovation of the Museum’s art studio, the development of the 110 Educational Game, and the organization of Ramadan iftars. In recent years, the Bank has played a pivotal role in sustaining the Mobile Museum Program, which in 2024 alone welcomed more than 40,000 visitors, including children, families, school groups, and communities from across the Kingdom.

Through this partnership, Bank of Jordan reaffirms its unwavering commitment to social responsibility, its investment in education as a cornerstone of sustainable development, and its proactive role as a key partner in providing interactive and comprehensive learning environments for children in Jordan.

Established in 1960 as one of the Kingdom’s first national banks, Bank of Jordan is today a leading regional financial institution. In addition to its presence in Jordan, it operates in Bahrain, Syria, Iraq, and Palestine, with ambitious plans for further expansion into new markets.