Nasser Hussein
The Egyptian Export Development Bank (Ebank) has announced the appointment of Mohamed Shawky as the Bank’s Executive Vice President, in a strategic move that reflects the Bank’s continued commitment to enhancing its leadership competencies and supporting its ambitious plans towards sustainable expansion and digital transformation, in line with the Central Bank of Egypt and Egypt’s Vision 2030.
Mohamed Shawqi has more than 25 years of banking experience in major financial institutions. He has recently served as Chief Financial Officer and Combined Services at Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB) since the beginning of 2022, overseeing the Financial Sectors and the Data and Shared Services Office. Previously, he served as Chief Financial Officer of Bank Audi (FAB) since 2016 and led several successful restructurings and acquisitions. He also previously worked at Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait (formerly Piraeus Bank)«Societe Generale» - Yeah.
American Society of Management Accountants
Academically, Shawky holds a CMA, an American Association of Management Accountants fellowship, and an MBA in Finance and Investments, in addition to participating in prestigious leadership programs including the Harvard Business School Leadership Program and the Future Leaders Program in the United States and Switzerland.
Accumulated experience
Dr. Ahmed Galal, CEO and Managing Director of the Egyptian Export Development Bank (Ebank), said: "The addition of Mohamed Shawky to the executive management team is a qualitative addition to the bank, given his accumulated banking experience and outstanding leadership capabilities. We are confident that his expertise in the financial, strategic and corporate transformation sectors will contribute to accelerating the bank’s plans for regional expansion, strengthening its business portfolio and consolidating its position as a leading bank that supports Egyptian exports and keeps pace with global developments in banking services."
Ebank continues to implement its ambitious strategy to strengthen its role in supporting the national economy and enabling Egyptian exporters to access new markets through an integrated package of innovative financing and digital solutions, reflecting its commitment to contribute to achieving the goals of sustainable development and Egypt’s Vision 2030.
