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CIB Concludes 2025 Summer Internship Program with More Than 12,000 Student Participants Across Egypt

Sunday 7 December 2025 16:28
CIB Concludes 2025 Summer Internship Program with More Than 12,000 Student Participants Across Egypt

The Commercial International Bank (CIB) concluded its 2025 Summer Internship Program with a closing ceremony attended by a large number of graduates, academic partners, and representatives from leading universities and international academies. The event marks a major milestone in advancing one of CIB’s strategic priorities and reflects the bank’s strong commitment to youth development and talent empowerment.

This year’s program welcomed more than 12,000 undergraduate students from across Egypt, reaffirming CIB’s dedication to nurturing the next generation of financial leaders and creating meaningful career opportunities within the banking sector and the wider economy.

Designed and delivered over several weeks, the internship was developed in close collaboration with over 16 international partners to bridge the gap between academic theory and real-world business application. Participants received intensive training across key financial and banking disciplines, with the program themed around “Sustainability and Sustainable Finance”, a national priority that aligns with both local and global development agendas.

The closing event honored the collective achievements of the interns and highlighted the valuable contributions made by CIB’s renowned partners. The celebration featured interactive sessions, knowledge-sharing activities, and professional guidance aimed at inspiring students and helping them shape future career paths in finance and beyond. The atmosphere was marked by enthusiasm, collaboration, and a strong sense of accomplishment among participants.

CIB’s summer internship program continues to serve as one of Egypt’s most impactful youth development initiatives, providing large-scale access to professional training, skill-building opportunities, and early exposure to the banking industry, while reinforcing the bank’s leadership role in fostering financial talent and supporting national human capital development.