Arab International Bank (AIB) was established in 1974 by an international treaty among Egypt, Libya, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and the Sultanate of Oman. The bank was founded with a special status to operate free from certain local regulations, allowing it to focus on international commercial and investment banking activities. Its primary mission is to foster economic development and facilitate trade between Arab countries and the rest of the world by providing a comprehensive range of banking services, including corporate banking, trade finance, treasury, and investment services.

Founded in

Egypt