The Arab International Bank was established in 1974 by virtue of an international treaty concluded by the governments of the Arab Republic of Egypt, Libya, Sultanate of Oman, the State of Qatar and the United Arab Emirates.
The legal domicile of the Bank is located in Cairo, Egypt.
The purpose of this Bank is to carry out all the banking, financial and commercial activities related to the projects of economic development and foreign trade, especially for the interest of the member states, other countries and the Arab countries.
Share Holders & Percentage
Central Bank of Egypt on behalf of Arab Republic of Egypt has 38.76%, Libyan Foreign Bank on behalf of Libya has 38.76%, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority has 12.503%, Qatar Holding Company on behalf of Qatar State has 4.984%, Oman Investment Authority Sultanate of Oman has 2.49% and International Capital Trading Co. has 2.503%.
