Islami Bank Bangladesh PLC held its quarterly business development conference for nine zones and four corporate branches on Wednesday.
The conference, held at the bank's head office, focused on reviewing the institution's overall performance during the first quarter (January–March) of 2026.
Md. Omar Faruk Khan, Managing Director (MD) of the bank, presided over the session.
In his address, Faruk Khan emphasized that the bank's core pillars—operating based on Islamic Shari’ah and serving as a pioneer of welfare-oriented banking—remain the primary drivers of its continued growth.
Khan issued several directives to senior leadership, focusing on the expansion of trade business, particularly import and export operations.
He stressed the importance of leveraging technology to bring remittance services directly to people’s doorsteps, ultimately aiming to strengthen the country's economic development.
Additional Managing Directors Md. Altaf Hossain, Mohammad Jamal Uddin Mazumder, and Dr. M Kamal Uddin Jasim, along with Deputy Managing Directors, senior head office executives, and heads of the relevant zones and corporate branches, were also present.
They expressed their commitment to maintaining the bank's trajectory as a leader in the Islamic banking sector while adapting to modern technological demands.