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Commercial Bank, Qatar’s first private bank, has hailed the success of the “3rd Entrepreneurship in Economic Development Forum” hosted by Qatar University, where the bank participated as platinum sponsor.
Commercial Bank CEO Abdulla Saleh al-Raisi said: “Commercial Bank is proud to have supported this worthy forum through our participation and platinum sponsorship, as it focused on developing two areas close to Commercial Bank’s heart: the private sector and Qatari youth.
“As Qatar’s first private bank with entrepreneurial beginnings, Commercial Bank strongly advocates the diversification and growth of the private sector by promoting entrepreneurship, especially when this involves nurturing the entrepreneurial skills of the Qatari youth.”
He added: “I congratulate Qatar University for successfully hosting the forum and thank all those who visited the Commercial Bank stand.”
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