Jordan Kuwait Bank has published its sixth Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Sustainability Report for 2025. The report was prepared in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards, the disclosure guidelines issued by the Amman Stock Exchange, and the relevant regulatory directives of the Central Bank of Jordan.

The report highlights the Bank’s key achievements and responsible practices across environmental, social, and governance areas throughout 2025. It underscores Jordan Kuwait Bank’s continued commitment to embedding sustainability principles and material ESG considerations into its operations and strategic planning, creating long-term value for stakeholders while supporting sustainable growth.

Among the report’s key highlights is the launch of the Bank’s first comprehensive ESG Strategy for 2026–2028. The report also outlines Jordan Kuwait Bank’s continued expansion of green financing and sustainable financial solutions, ongoing efforts to enhance operational efficiency, and the adoption of a more structured approach to managing environmental and social impacts. These initiatives reflect the Bank’s commitment to advancing sustainable finance practices and strengthening the long-term sustainability of its business.

The report further emphasizes Jordan Kuwait Bank’s continued investment in human capital and community development through talent development, capacity building, and the promotion of diversity and inclusion. By fostering a culture of continuous learning and innovation, the Bank is enhancing its future readiness and strengthening its ability to attract and retain talent. In parallel, Jordan Kuwait Bank continues to implement impactful initiatives that contribute to community development and inclusive growth.

Commenting on the report, Haethum Buttikhi, Group Chief Executive Officer of Jordan Kuwait Bank, stated, “Jordan Kuwait Bank continues to integrate sustainability principles into the core of its business, operational processes, and financing and investment decisions. This commitment aligns with national priorities and international best practices, while supporting the objectives of Jordan’s Economic Modernization Vision, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and the Green Finance Strategy issued by the Central Bank of Jordan. Through these efforts, we continue to strengthen our positive impact on the economy, society, and the environment.”

Buttikhi added, “This report reflects the Bank’s commitment to adopting global best practices in environmental, social, and governance, while continuing to develop innovative banking solutions that meet our customers’ evolving needs and support the transition toward a more sustainable and inclusive economy.”

To access Jordan Kuwait Bank’s sixth Sustainability Report, please visit:
https://www.jkb.com/en/sustainability/index