Under the patronage of His Excellency the Minister of Human Resources and Social Development, Eng. Ahmed bin Sulaiman Al Rajhi, Alinma Bank has won first place in the Gold Category of the Social Responsibility Practices track, as part of the third edition of the Corporate Social Responsibility Award launched by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development. The award was presented during the ceremony held at the International Social Responsibility Forum 2026, in recognition of the Bank's outstanding efforts in financial inclusion initiatives, impact creation, and responsible practices, and its distinction among public and private sector institutions in the Kingdom.
This achievement reflects Alinma's commitment — through its sustainability and social responsibility program "amad" — to enabling all segments of society to access banking services. The Bank has continued to advance financial inclusion through quality initiatives that have raised financial awareness of services delivered via digital channels.
Commenting on the award, Mr. Saleh Al Zumaie, Deputy CEO of Alinma Bank, expressed his pride in this achievement, which reflects the deep-rooted principle of social responsibility in Alinma's culture and operations. He highlighted the Bank's dedication to serving the community through the "Amad" program, noting that winning first place in the Gold Category of the Responsible Practices track underscores the Bank's efforts in community empowerment and its support for the national economy.
The Corporate Social Responsibility Award is an annual award that celebrates private sector companies and institutions with outstanding performance in social responsibility. Candidates are evaluated across a range of categories based on international standards or data monitored by the National Platform for Social Responsibility.
This recognition is a continuation of the Bank's leading role in the business sector at both the local and regional levels, and its commitment to the goals of Saudi Vision 2030 — particularly in empowering the non-profit sector — alongside its diverse community projects in education, health, environment, and sustainable development.