Oran Hosts Energy, Hydrogen Summit with Banque ABC
Banque ABC Algérie is actively participating in the 14th edition of the "NABEC 2026" Africa and Mediterranean Energy and Hydrogen exhibition and conference, held from October 5 to 7 at the Mohamed Ben Ahmed Convention Center in Oran. This engagement provides a platform for the bank to highlight its extensive expertise in corporate financing and its dedication to supporting various investment projects across the nation's strategic sectors. The conference serves as a crucial opportunity for the Algerian financial institution to contribute to discussions on future energy solutions and industrial development.
During the conference, Banque ABC Algérie is presenting a range of tailored financial solutions designed to meet the diverse needs of enterprises. These include investment loans, financing for equipment acquisition, and syndicated loans, alongside comprehensive foreign trade services and bank guarantees. The bank also offers specialized Islamic finance solutions through its "Al-Buraq" window. Its presence at NABEC 2026 aims to foster enhanced cooperation with key institutions and stakeholders within the energy and industrial sectors, enabling direct engagement to assess their specific financing requirements and explore avenues for project development.
Moawia Boudhan, Deputy General Manager of Banque ABC Algérie, affirmed the bank's strong position, stating, "Thanks to our expertise, deep knowledge of the Algerian economic orientation, and the support of our international group, we are ideally positioned to help companies meet their local needs and support their international growth." He extended an invitation for institutions to discuss their projects and discover banking solutions crafted for their growth ambitions. The bank's operational strength is underscored by its network of branches spanning 14 wilayas and approximately 600 employees, further bolstered by the international capabilities and expertise of the broader ABC Bank Group, which operates across diverse markets in the Gulf, North Africa, the Middle East, Europe, America, and Asia.
