In celebration of Qatar National Day and to commemorate its 50th anniversary, Commercial Bank rolled out a series of impactful corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives.Commercial Bank has long demonstrated solidarity with the wider community in Qatar, especially on Qatar National Day, and expressed the importance of inclusion and accessibility.In line with its vision, the Bank launched an array of activities and gift distribution initiatives across several institutions including Qatar Academy Al Wakra, Moza Bint Mohammed Girls School, AlManar International School, and Al-Hedayah for Special Needs and The Rehabilitation for Girls & The Education Center to foster a shared sense of joy and belonging amongst all children alike.The bank also extended its visit to include several Commercial Bank Malls branches, namely, Villaggio Mall, Doha Festival City, City Centre, Dar Al Salam, and Vendome Mall CB Premium Lounge.Commercial Bank Group Chief Executive Officer Joseph Abraham said: “Our strategic approach has always centred around the advancement of our great Nation. Today, we not only celebrate the Bank’s 50th anniversary but also Qatar National Day. These initiatives reaffirm our commitment to the growth of Qatar and well-being of its citizens.”To further celebrate Qatar National Day, the entire plaza at Commercial Bank was transformed into the vibrant colours of Qatar’s flag, with national day themed songs playing in the background. Staff members were offered a unique opportunity to connect with Qatar’s rich cultural heritage by creating their own traditional perfumes.Hussein al-Abdulla, executive general manager (Marketing and CB Real Estate) of Commercial Bank, said: “Commercial Bank has played an integral role in Qatar’s development, particularly, in community engagement. Giving back to society reflects our fundamental values and underscores our enduring commitment to creating a brighter future for all. We look forward to supporting Qatar on its journey towards sustainable development and prosperity for all its people.”