QNB concluded its summer camp, which was held in cooperation with Kidzania, as part of the pillars of education and youth, and sustainability, which are covered in its activities related to social responsibility. This weekly interactive series continued, as children involved basic financial culture topics.
The summer camp, designed for children between the ages of 3 to 16, aims to instill basic skills in fund management and financial responsibility. Participants explored important concepts such as the importance of thinking before conducting a purchase, practical strategies to deal with funds, and achieving a balance between spending and saving. They also learned how to determine the financial goals, the way to make deposits, and the basics of budget management through interesting activities, which included making their own governors, the 3D savings fund, and the financial decisions tree,
Through these sessions, children have gained valuable visions about the financial concepts that will serve them well when they grow up. Not only did the Summer QNB camp focus on education, but also stressed the importance of sustainability, in line with our commitment to enhance the sense of responsibility in the future generation.
Mr. Abdullah Mohamed Arbabi, Vice President of Social Responsibility and Sponsorships at the QNB Group, said: “We are happy to make a partnership with Kidzania to upgrade our initiatives in the field of social responsibility and empowering youth by providing the next generation with basic financial skills, we are not only invested in their future, but also invested in the sustainable development of our society.”
The QNB Group is one of the leading financial institutions in the Middle East, Africa and one of the highest valuable banking brands in the region.
