Citi Bank Affirms Ongoing Operations in the UAE and Bahrain

Citi Bank has confirmed that its operations in the region are proceeding as usual, stating that it continues to provide services to clients in the UAE and Bahrain without interruption. This response addresses circulating rumors regarding its activities in the Middle East. The bank also denied reports claiming that any of its offices or branches in the UAE or Bahrain have suffered damage or attacks, asserting that such claims are incorrect.

Furthermore, Citi Bank emphasized that it has no plans to exit the Middle East, highlighting its enduring presence in the region for over sixty years. The bank recognizes the region as a vital part of its global network and expresses confidence in the resilience of the regional economies and the UAE leadership’s capability to manage current developments.

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