Accentuating its leading role in developing the human capital of the banking ecosystem through providing state-of-the-art training solutions, the Egyptian Banking Institute (EBI), the official training arm of the Central Bank of Egypt, has been awarded the “Best Financial Training Service Company” by International Finance Magazine; a premier business media services provider and finance magazine.
Dr. Abdelaziz Nossier, EBI’s Executive Director, expressed his happiness to receive this award, stating; “Being granted this award acknowledges EBI’s continuous organizational commitment to offering state-of-the-art quality training solutions and adherence to international quality standards; keeping in line with the latest industry international best practices in cooperation with international organizations that have a leading role in the fields of financial and banking training.” Dr. Nossier also added, “It is with pride that several Egyptian banking and financial institutions were present at the 10th Annual International Finance Awards ceremony, where a number of banks have won awards, showcasing the strength of the Egyptian banking sector in overcoming barriers and risks.”
The award winners have been carefully selected by a qualified team based on several factors, such as previous organization achievements, competitiveness, commitment and innovation, all of which are main competencies tied EBI’s success factors.
It is worth mentioning that this award is the third of its kind to be awarded to EBI, as the institute has been previously chosen as the “Best Financial Training Institute in MENA Region” by Capital Finance International (CFI) and awarded the “Best Companies Award” at the prestigious Education 2.0 Conference.
Dr. Nossier added: “Receiving these awards is an acknowledgment of EBI’s corporate excellence and encouraging incentive towards achieving the institute’s vision of becoming the preferred partner for developing the human capital of the banking ecosystem in Egypt, and the lighthouse for banking sector development across strategic African and Arab countries.