QNB Wins Most Innovative Marketing Program Award

Doha, March 21 (QNA) - Qatar National Bank (QNB) has won the "Most Innovative Marketing Program" award at the 2017 Mastercard MENA Leadership Forum that took place recently in London. QNB is the only bank from Qatar to have won an award at this prestigious event; the forum brought together executives from a number of leading banks in the region to discuss the future of the payments industry and celebrate the success of financial organizations in maximizing the reach of Mastercards solutions and programs among their customers. General Manager of QNB Group Retail Banking Heba Al Tamimi said, "This is another testimony that QNB offers the best in class products and campaigns to its customers. The Mastercard MENA Leadership Forum has proven to be a highly productive gathering of banking officials and payment experts who discuss the need to respond to the evolution of the financial industry toward a stronger digital focus MENA Division President MENA at Mastercard Khalid El Gibali said, "As a whole, the region offers tremendous potential for the development of a highly innovative payments and financial sector, and we are pleased to see the efforts of our partners in developing products that offer customers the highest level of convenience, safety and security while also strengthening Mastercards reach to a wider consumer base." The forum, which brought together more than 60 attendees from across the Middle East and Africa region featured a packed agenda of industry sessions led by senior Mastercard executives. QNB is continuously expanding to build relationships with its customers and satisfy all their banking needs. The bank also continues to deliver the most innovative products and services locally and internationally. QNB Group is present, through its subsidiaries and associate companies, in more than 30 countries across three continents providing a comprehensive range of products and services. QNB Group staff exceeds 28,000, operating through 1,200 locations with a network of 4,300 ATMs. (QNA)