Bank of Jordan participated in the Damascus International Fair 2025, where it served as the official sponsor of Jordan’s pavilion, reaffirming its presence in the Syrian market through Bank of Jordan-Syria. This participation reflects the bank’s strategic vision of fostering economic cooperation between the neighboring countries, enhancing trade exchange, and creating new opportunities for joint investment between Jordanian and Syrian companies. In doing so, the bank seeks to build sustainable economic bridges that serve the interests of both nations.

The Jordanian pavilion witnessed visits from official, diplomatic, and economic guests, including ministers, senior officials, businessmen, and investors from more than 20 countries. The pavilion served as a platform for direct communication, knowledge exchange, and the establishment of promising trade and investment partnerships that contribute to regional development.

This initiative highlights Bank of Jordan’s role as a leading financial institution, offering integrated banking solutions that enable companies and institutions to expand, grow, and strengthen their economic networks across regional and international markets. It further demonstrates the bank’s trusted role as a partner to everyone looking to expand their investment and business development in the surrounding markets.

The bank’s sponsorship, in cooperation with Jordan Exports company, marked a significant economic milestone that reinforced its commitment to positioning the Kingdom at major regional events. It also reaffirmed Bank of Jordan’s role as a reliable partner in promoting stability and development through investment and trade.

Commenting on the sponsorship, Saleh Hammad, Chief Executive Officer of Bank of Jordan, stated that the bank’s participation embodies the royal directives to expand the possibilities of economic cooperation and enhance the role of financial institutions in driving regional growth. He stressed that this step reflects the strategic vision of Bank of Jordan Group, which is centered on supporting emerging economies in the region, particularly Syria’s.

Hammad added, “The presence of Bank of Jordan-Syria represents a solid strategic commitment that goes beyond traditional banking. We are actively contributing to rebuilding the Syrian economy and reinforcing its integration into the Arab and international environment. Through this presence, we aim to serve as a reliable financial bridge that links Syria with investment and trade opportunities, giving our partners the confidence to grow and achieve long-term stability.”

It is worth noting that Bank of Jordan, established in 1960, is one of the Kingdom’s oldest and most prestigious national banks. Over the past six decades, it has grown into a leading regional financial institution with operations in Bahrain, Syria, Iraq, and Palestine, in addition to Jordan. The bank also continues to pursue ambitious expansion plans into new markets, consolidating its position as a pioneer in the regional banking sector.