Amrahbank represented Azerbaijan’s banking sector in UAE

Azerbaijani Amrahbank participated at the Annual Investment Meeting (AIM), held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates on May 1-3, 2012, the bank's press release says on Friday. The conference was organized by the Ministry of Foreign Trade of the United Arab Emirates.

The AIM is a unique event created to bring together the leaders of the world leading institutional investors, heads of states, ministers, government officials, mayors, executives and high net worth individuals from 76 contributing countries from across the globe to discuss the key requirements of today's foreign direct investments trends.

The ultimate goal of the AIM is to provide the audience through the series of keynotes sessions and case studies, a realistic insight on the FDI & Foreign Cooperation status and in-depth review of investment opportunities arising from economically resilient markets.

Khalig Ildirimzade, Advisor to the Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Amrahbank, represented Amrahbank and was among the panelists of the session devoted to Azerbaijan. During the session Mr. Ildirimzade highlighted Azerbaijan's stable and rapid economic growth as well as attractive investment climate achieved on the basis of wise leadership, policy and vision of the President of Azerbaijan Republic Ilham Aliyev.

Established in 1993, Amrahbank is one of the oldest and leading commercial banks of Azerbaijan. It offers to its corporate and retail customers all banking products and services such as opening of current and deposit accounts, plastic card services and clearing operations, consumer and business loans, local and international money transfers, documentary operations, trade finance and other banking services.

Strategic partnership with the Bahrain based International Investment Bank since 2008 (through 49% shareholding), has played a key role in further development of various spheres of Amrahbank's activity such as corporate governance, international cooperation, array and quality of products and services, etc


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