PeshawarBOK Bank (Bok) revealed ambitious plans to expand its operations and enhance its presence in the market in 2025. As part of its strategic vision, the bank will open 52 new branches throughout Khyber Pthavtongua (KP) and turns completely into Islamic banking services, which reflects its commitment to providing financial services Modern, moral and comprehensive.
These ads were announced during the annual directors conference (AMC), which was held in Lahore, where senior management and bank officials discussed their road map for the period 2025-2027. The conference celebrated the exceptional performance of 36 branch managers and regions, who were honored with prizes for their contributions.
A comprehensive vision of growth
Speaking at AMC, General Manager Hassan Reda shared the bank’s vision for the future. “We have developed a comprehensive plan to ensure the best possible services to our customers. Our goal is to address employee concerns, solve customer complaints, and enhance our presence in the disadvantaged areas by communicating repeatedly with stakeholders through meetings and conferences.
Shedding light on the bank’s strong growth strategy, officials emphasized the unused capabilities in various provinces, putting Korea Bank as a leading financial institution capable of enhancing economic development throughout Pakistan.
Launching market capabilities in KP
The group’s president, Sher Mohamed Mohamed, gave an insight into the Khartoum Bank’s share in the market in the Bakhtongua area, revealing that the bank currently owns 10% of the region’s deposits. He pointed out that “if we can increase our share to 40%, then our total deposits in the market will reach 640 billion rupees.”
Sher Mohamed also stressed the Korea Bank’s focus on meeting the unique needs of farmers and farmers. He added: “We have reached a consensus of opinions to resolve the banking challenges they face and provide them with easy -to -reach financial solutions.” With 600,000 government employees obtaining salaries and pensions through Khartoum Bank, at a value of up to 65 billion rupees annually, the bank is a vital player in the province’s financial environmental system.
Islamic banking services: major priority
For his part, the head of Islamic banking services at the Khartoum Bank, Abdullah Ghaffar, affirmed the bank’s commitment to the full transfer to Islamic banking services. With the existence of 123 working branches already, the bank is planning to expand its network and benefit from the increasing demand for financial services compatible with Islamic law.
He added, “Our Islamic banking deposits have reached 94 billion rupees, and our assets are now 119 billion rupees. This is just the beginning of a transformative journey. ”
Digital transformation of modern banking services
In order to know the importance of digital innovation, Korea Bank is also invested extensively in strengthening its online digital banking services. Fawzia Mahmoud, head of digital marketing, participated in the bank’s plans to update its systems and provide the latest digital solutions. “Our goal is to provide smooth services centered on customers and is compatible with the requirements of the modern banking age. We aim to provide new services that enhance comfort and ease of access to our customers.
