The Central Bank of Bahrain announced the names of those who qualified for the university graduate development program “GP15”, which aims to prepare future leaders, refine its skills, and enable them to compete regionally and globally.
The program was widely popular, as 15 distinguished Bahraini graduates were chosen from those with a bachelor’s degree in various academic specializations during the past two years from universities inside and outside the Kingdom of Bahrain, and their cumulative rates were not less than 3.25.
The “Central” stressed that all applicants for the program underwent a comprehensive evaluation process, which included a test of capabilities and personal interviews, in the context of the bank’s keenness to choose the best competencies and qualify them to participate in the program.
The first day of the program witnessed the presence of the Governor of the Central Bank of Bahrain, Khaled Humaidan, along with a number of officials, where the duties and role of the bank was introduced, and the details of the program that will provide them with a unique training opportunity that extends for six months, and includes work within the various departments of the bank, and participating in professional projects from the reality of the work environment, in addition to attending workshops and field visits designed to enhance analytical skills and financial culture, and understand strategies Banking.
“With the start of the program in its first edition, we are looking forward to building a strong base of national competencies eligible to supply the future of the sector.”
The list of qualified graduates included: Jannah Rifai, Khaled Al -Kohaji, Dana Kamal, Rania Al -Rifi, Abdullah Hashem, Sadiq Muhammad, Al -Baqali, Abdulaziz Al -Dossary, Abdullah Al -Jami, Fajr Hassan, Fahd Al -Fardan, Muhammad Haider, Nour Ali, Nouf Al -Nasser, Youssef Turk.
