As part of its contribution to the fight against the “coronavirus”... Al-Inmaa Bank provides intensive care equipment worth 100 million riyals

Al-Inmaa Bank has launched a number of diverse and comprehensive initiatives to help address the repercussions of the coronavirus, ever since the first measures were issued by official authorities at the onset of this pandemic. These initiatives aim to safeguard the bank’s employees, Al-Inmaa’s partners, customers, and beneficiaries of Al-Inmaa Bank’s services, in recognition of the bank’s responsibility and in accordance with the Kingdom’s government directives.

The bank has implemented business continuity and remote work plans for its employees, including training sessions, virtual meetings, and reducing the number of staff in the headquarters and to a minimum. Al-Inmaa Bank also supported the Health Endowment Fund with more than eight million riyals to help provide advanced intensive care equipment worth 100 million riyals, 1,200 air purifiers for quarantine facilities worth 30 million riyals, and personal protective equipment for doctors and healthcare practitioners worth 15 million riyals.

In addition, it provided sanitizers to healthcare facilities worth 15 million riyals and supported the Enaya Association with 1 million riyals to cover the costs of home dialysis for elderly patients with compromised immune systems, as well as deferring payments owed by small and medium-sized enterprises for six months, deferring salary payments for health sector employees for three months, and other initiatives that limit the spread of the virus and reduce the resulting losses.

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