Palestine Islamic Bank Organizes Volunteer Day at Al-Istiqlal Park in Al-Bireh
Community Partnership for a Better Environment
Palestine Islamic Bank (PIB) organized a volunteer day at Al-Istiqlal Park in Al-Bireh as part of its volunteer program. Activities included painting curbs, cleaning the park’s grounds and facilities, and planting seedlings and ornamental flowers.
The volunteer activities brought together PIB General Manager Dr. Imad Al-Sadi, members of the executive management team, and the Bank’s volunteer team, in addition to Al-Istiqlal Park General Manager Mr. Hazem Abu Hilal and members of the park’s staff.
Dr. Imad Al-Sadi, General Manager of Palestine Islamic Bank, said that the Bank is committed to promoting a culture of volunteer work among its employees, recognizing its important role in strengthening their connection to their community. He commended the remarkable participation of PIB employees in this initiative and other volunteer activities across various governorates, emphasizing that preserving public spaces and protecting the environment is a shared social responsibility.
Dr. Al-Sadi added: “We are proud to be at Al-Istiqlal Park for this volunteer day, driven by our belief that partnerships with other sectors help maximize the impact of initiatives and contributions aimed at serving the community. This year, we have carried out dozens of initiatives under our sustainable social responsibility program in partnership with numerous institutions, in line with the ongoing directives of the Bank’s Board of Directors and its Social Responsibility Committee.”
For his part, Al-Istiqlal Park General Manager Hazem Abu Hilal thanked Palestine Islamic Bank and its management for the initiative, stressing the importance of volunteer work in supporting the park and ensuring its sustainability, as well as its role in the park’s continued development. He also highlighted the importance of partnerships between different sectors in enhancing the quality of services provided to citizens.
Abu Hilal noted that the park welcomes more than 25,000 visitors each week and that its management continuously strives to develop its services to accommodate this large number of visitors. He also expressed his appreciation for the Bank’s role and initiative in organizing the volunteer activity.
PIB’s sustainable social responsibility policy reflects the Bank’s commitment to contributing to development and playing an active role in serving the community, providing relief to the Palestinian people, improving their living conditions, and strengthening their resilience amid the difficult circumstances they face, in alignment with the global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).