Agricultural Bank of Egypt Careers 2025

The Agricultural Bank of Egypt is one of the largest institutions in Egypt. It is one of the largest banks in the Arab world and the Middle East. It has more than 1210 branches and a village bank.

The Agricultural Bank of Egypt is one of the oldest Egyptian banks and the oldest specialized banks in the Middle East, making significant contributions to achieving development goals in various fields, particularly in the agricultural and rural sectors. Despite the many transformations that have occurred at the Agricultural Bank of Egypt over the past decades, the bank's identity has remained unchanged, and it has remained one of the most important development institutions in Egypt and the Arab world, dedicated to supporting and financing the agricultural sector and its dependent industries. The Agricultural Bank of Egypt aims to provide the necessary financing for various types of agricultural and rural development projects, in accordance with applicable banking regulations and within the framework of the state's general policy and the policies of the Central Bank of Egypt. The bank is currently undergoing the largest development and restructuring process in its history, to keep pace with the rapid development of the Egyptian and global banking sector and enable it to lead the economic development engine, keeping pace with the rapid economic transformations witnessed by the Egyptian state. The Agricultural Bank of Egypt was established in 1930, when the Egyptian government decided to establish the first Egyptian bank to achieve agricultural and rural development goals. The bank provided soft loans to farmers to protect them from the influence and dominance of foreign real estate banks and foreign moneylenders. Pursuant to Decree-Law No. 50 and the Royal Decree of 1931, the Agricultural Credit Bank of Egypt was established with a capital of one million Egyptian pounds during the global economic crisis, making it the first purely Egyptian bank specializing in supporting and financing agricultural activity. Since that date, the bank has harnessed all its capabilities to serve and support the Egyptian economy, playing its developmental role in financing major development projects, becoming one of the most important and widely spread banking institutions across Egypt. The Agricultural Bank of Egypt currently has more than 1,200 branches across the country, in addition to more than 4 million square meters of storage capacity, 2 million square meters of which are allocated to receiving local wheat from farmers. The bank also owns 392 barns spread across the country. With the issuance of Law No. 84 of 2016, the Main Bank for Development and Agricultural Credit became a public sector bank, and its name was changed to the "Agricultural Bank of Egypt." It takes the form of an Egyptian joint-stock company, with its capital fully owned by the state and an independent legal personality. The Agricultural Bank of Egypt is subject to the provisions of the Central Bank and Banking Law promulgated by the new Banking Law No. 194 of 2020. According to Law No. 84 of 2016, the Agricultural Bank of Egypt aims to provide the necessary financing for various types of agricultural and rural development activities. It also contributes to providing the necessary financing for production requirements, whether through imports or local production. The bank also conducts all types of banking operations and everything related to its

activities and achieving its objectives.

Bank ABE Egypt is currently looking for fresh graduates who have a genuine passion for banking to join our growing team.

The graduates will join various teams across our different bank departments. Their responsibilities will vary depending on the role they have been allocated to.