Al Nile Bank is one of the oldest banks in Sudan, established on April 25, 1983. It has played a role in serving the cooperative movement in Sudan. The bank’s functions and activities have evolved throughout its history in line with global and local economic developments. In the 1980s, the bank assumed the functions of a central bank for cooperative societies, providing financing, sponsorship, training, and advisory services.
We work together in a team spirit to improve the banking environment to meet international standards. We do not seek to compete with local banks as much as we seek to cooperate with each other to advance and elevate performance levels that meet the needs of all stakeholders (shareholders, customers, employees, service providers, and regulatory bodies), with the aim of achieving excellence in customer satisfaction.
We have restructured the bank’s organizational structure to keep pace with operational developments and strive to implement the policies of the Central Bank, particularly with regard to the concept of financial inclusion and expanding our customer base. At the beginning of this year, we developed a comprehensive strategic plan aimed at fulfilling the aspirations of our employees and customers. Its primary focus was on banking technology and the provision of technologically advanced products. We focused on expanding our geographic presence locally, and we are determined to expand our geographic presence globally in the near future. We are currently working on transforming our banking system into a new banking system (FLEX Cube). We are selecting and training specialized personnel to enhance its efficiency, meet our customers’ aspirations, and achieve the concept of comprehensive quality.