Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) has introduced its 2025 Financial Education Programme (FEP) to enhance financial awareness across the UAE. The initiative offers free financial literacy sessions in Arabic and English, helping individuals make informed financial decisions.
In 2024, the programme engaged over 1,000 participants through interactive sessions. As part of ADIB’s Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategy, it aligns with the UAE’s vision for economic sustainability and skill development.
Expanding Access to Financial Education
To reach a wider audience, ADIB has partnered with key government and educational institutions. These include the Ministry of Community Development, the Ministry of Culture and Youth, and several universities and schools. The sessions cater to individuals from the age of seven up to those nearing retirement. Covering topics such as investment, entrepreneurship, and fraud prevention, the curriculum follows a Sharia-compliant framework.
Strengthening Financial Awareness for a Sustainable Future
Mohamed Abdelbary, Group CEO of ADIB, emphasized the importance of financial education. He noted that equipping individuals with financial knowledge is essential for economic sustainability. The success of the 2024 programme highlights ADIB’s dedication to financial empowerment. By providing free and accessible education, the bank supports long-term economic growth in the UAE.
As a leader in Islamic finance and digital banking, ADIB remains committed to social responsibility. The Financial Education Programme plays a crucial role in this mission. By integrating financial literacy into its ESG strategy, ADIB aims to create a financially informed society. The initiative ensures individuals have the skills to manage their finances confidently and responsibly.
