November 2026 (Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain): Kuwait Finance House – Bahrain (KFH-Bahrain) has recently won the “Best Islamic Bank in Bahrain” award at the MENA Banking Excellence Corporate & Investment Awards 2026, presented by the Middle East Economic Digest (MEED).

The recognition marks another achievement for the Bank, reflecting its strong position and continued role in advancing Islamic banking services and solutions in the Kingdom of Bahrain.

The award was announced during the awards ceremony held in Dubai on November 3, 2026, as part of Dubai Future Finance Week, in the presence of senior leaders and executives from across the finance, investment, technology and financial policy sectors in the region.

Commenting on the achievement, Dr Shadi Zahran, Group Chief Executive Officer of KFH-Bahrain, said: “We are proud of this recognition, which reflects the continued efforts of our team at KFH-Bahrain and our commitment to delivering advanced Islamic banking solutions that meet our customers’ needs and keep pace with the rapid developments shaping the financial sector.”

He continued: “This award reaffirms our commitment to continuously enhancing our services and customer experience, while investing in innovation and technology to strengthen our ability to deliver sustainable value to our customers.”

Dr Zahran added: “This achievement encourages us to continue building on our progress and strengthening KFH-Bahrain’s role within the Kingdom’s financial services ecosystem, supported by the extensive capabilities and expertise of the wider KFH Group. We will continue to focus on developing Shari’a-compliant banking solutions that combine quality, efficiency and accessibility, in line with the evolving expectations of individuals and businesses.”

The award adds to a series of recognitions received by KFH-Bahrain, reaffirming its commitment to continued excellence in delivering Shari’a-compliant banking and financial services, advancing its digital capabilities and enhancing the customer experience, while supporting the growth and development of the Islamic banking sector in the Kingdom of Bahrain.

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