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Medical and Security Personnel Receive Priority Banking at AGIB

The Arab Gambia Islamic Bank (AGIB) introduced a priority banking program for national security and healthcare workers, featuring dedicated lanes, no fees on salaries under D20,000, and free ATM cards and cheque books to support their vital roles in Gambia.

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The Arab Gambia Islamic Bank (AGIB) has launched a priority banking program for national security personnel, healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, and midwives.

This program includes a dedicated priority lane in AGIB branches to reduce waiting times and offers benefits such as no charges on salaries under D20,000, waived fees, and free ATM cards and cheque books.

AGIB’s CFO, Fatou Ceesay, emphasized the importance of this initiative for essential workers, while Malick Mboob recognized their significant contributions to national development.

Representatives from these sectors expressed gratitude for the initiative, which acknowledges their efforts and saves them time and effort.

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