Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) has unveiled the ‘2025 ADIB Financial Education Programme’ (FEP), aimed at empowering individuals across various age groups with essential financial knowledge in both Arabic and English.
Last year, ADIB’s program engaged over 1000 participants through interactive and tailored financial literacy sessions, strengthening its commitment to financial empowerment. FEP comes as part of the bank’s Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategy, aligning with the UAE leadership’s vision for economic sustainability and skill development.
To strengthen its impact across all emirates, ADIB has joined hands with key government and educational institutions, such as the Ministry of Community Development, the Ministry of Culture and Youth, and several universities and schools across the UAE.
These partnerships ensure financial literacy is accessible to individuals across various age groups, offering Sharia-compliant structured financial education that encompasses investment, entrepreneurship, and fraud awareness.
Mohamed Abdelbary Group CEO – ADIB
“ADIB is dedicated to providing individuals with the knowledge necessary to make informed financial decisions, as financial literacy is essential for economic sustainability. The program’s success in 2024, with collaborations with leading government and educational entities, underscores our dedication to promoting financial well-being across the UAE. By making financial education free, accessible, and Sharia-compliant, we continue to reinforce our commitment to the UAE’s long-term economic growth and sustainable future.”
By integrating financial literacy into its broader ESG strategy, ADIB is ensuring that individuals have the tools to navigate their financial journeys with confidence while contributing to a financially informed society.
