The Banky bulletin rounds up today's top banking and financial news. Highlights include: National Bank of Egypt (NBE) and Danone Egypt signed a cooperation protocol renewing their partnership by launching the second phase of the “Al-Omda” project, which supports small distributors of dairy products in villages and rural areas across the country, helping to make the sector's supply chains more efficient. The new phase builds on the success of the first, contributing to sustainable economic growth and the development of Egypt's dairy industry. Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly today chaired a meeting of the Central Crisis Management Committee at the government headquarters in the New Capital to follow up on the repercussions of escalating geopolitical developments in the region and their impact on global markets, in light of pressures from rising prices and disrupted international supply chains. The meeting also reviewed strategic stocks of basic goods and products, medicines, medical supplies and fertilisers, discussed ways to secure domestic needs and strengthen readiness for any regional or international developments, and considered plans to expand solar-energy transition initiatives and speed up the implementation of incentives to boost Egyptian exports.

National Bank of Egypt and Danone Egypt Renew Their Partnership to Launch Phase Two of the “Al-Omda” Project

National Bank of Egypt and Danone Egypt have signed a cooperation protocol renewing their partnership by launching the second phase of the “Al-Omda” project, which supports small distributors of dairy products in villages and rural areas across the country, helping to make the sector's supply chains more efficient. The new phase builds on the success of the first, contributing to sustainable economic growth and the development of Egypt's dairy industry.

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Prime Minister Chairs Central Crisis Management Committee Meeting Attended by CBE Deputy Governor

Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly today chaired a meeting of the Central Crisis Management Committee at the government headquarters in the New Capital to follow up on the repercussions of escalating geopolitical developments in the region and their impact on global markets, in light of pressures from rising prices and disrupted international supply chains. The meeting also reviewed strategic stocks of basic goods and products, medicines, medical supplies and fertilisers, discussed ways to secure domestic needs and strengthen readiness for any regional or international developments, and considered plans to expand solar-energy transition initiatives and speed up the implementation of incentives to boost Egyptian exports.

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Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank – Egypt Renews ISO 9001:2015 Certification and Obtains ISO 10004:2018 in Corporate Banking

Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank – Egypt (ADIB Egypt) has renewed its ISO 9001:2015 certification for the second year in a row and obtained ISO 10004:2018 certification in corporate banking, reflecting its commitment to improving the quality of its services, making its operations more efficient and enhancing the customer experience.

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SAIB Sponsors Al Ahly's Match Against Uganda's Kitara at Cairo Stadium in Support of Egyptian Sport

SAIB has announced its sponsorship of the match between Al Ahly and Uganda's Kitara, scheduled for today, Sunday, at Cairo International Stadium. The sponsorship reflects the bank's commitment to supporting sports and youth activities and extends SAIB's record of backing Egyptian sport: it has previously sponsored the Egyptian Premier League, the football teams of Al Ahly and Zamalek, and the Egyptian Super Cup match between the two teams in the United Arab Emirates, in addition to helping fund Al Ahly club membership subscriptions.

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Banking Sector Accounts for 7.06% of EGX Turnover in Sunday's 25 October Session, With Trading Above EGP 506.88 Million

The banking sector recorded trading worth about EGP 506.88 million during the session on Sunday, 25 October 2026, accounting for 7.06% of the total value traded on the Egyptian Exchange (EGX).

Trading volume in banking-sector shares reached about 8.76 million securities, representing 0.39% of total market volume, while the sector's market capitalisation stood at about EGP 871.71 billion, or 24.08% of the EGX's total market capitalisation.

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