International Development Bank Participates in Zakariya Day Celebrations to Honor Iraqi Heritage and Strengthen Community Ties

In line with its commitment to corporate social responsibility and preserving authentic Iraqi traditions, the International Development Bank (IDB) participated in the Zakariya Day celebrations held at Al-Alwiyah Club, amidst a festive atmosphere filled with joy, bringing families and children together to celebrate this special occasion.

This participation and sponsorship of the event further emphasize the bank’s approach to continuous engagement with families and strengthening social bonds, as it strives to be more than just a financial institution, but an active partner in cultural and social events that reflect the true Iraqi identity.

The International Development Bank emphasized that its responsibilities extend beyond providing banking services, encompassing community support and the preservation of cultural heritage. On the occasion of Zakariya Day, the bank celebrated with Iraqi families, enhancing cultural identity and continuing its commitment to community-driven initiatives.

During the event, several recreational and cultural activities were organized for children and families, including the distribution of traditional sweets, Iraqi folklore performances, pottery decoration workshops for children, as well as competitions and the distribution of various prizes to attendees. A special booth was set up by the bank to welcome visitors and introduce them to its innovative banking services and solutions designed to meet the diverse needs of the community.

Through this participation, the bank continues to establish itself as a brand that is close to the people and an integral part of Iraqi society, focusing on strengthening social ties and contributing to events that unite Iraqis and celebrate their rich heritage.

Zakariya Day is a significant cultural occasion in Iraq, where Iraqi families celebrate the first Sunday of Sha'ban by preparing special tables adorned with food and sweets, lighting candles as a symbol of hope and blessings. This day is an opportunity to strengthen family and social bonds and to pass down customs and traditions from one generation to the next.