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BisB Partners with IKNS to Tackle E-Waste Challenges

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Bahrain Islamic Bank (BisB), the leading provider of innovative Islamic financial solutions for simplifying money matters in the Kingdom of Bahrain, has partnered with Ibn Khuldoon National School (IKNS) to support “The Forgotten Fortune,” a national campaign led by the school to address the escalating issue of electronic waste (e-waste). Launched in response to UNESCO’s global call, the initiative seeks to educate both the school community and …

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BisB Partners with IKNS to Tackle E-Waste Challenges

Bahrain Islamic Bank (BisB), the leading provider of innovative Islamic financial solutions for simplifying money matters in the Kingdom of Bahrain, has partnered with Ibn Khuldoon National School (IKNS) to support “The Forgotten Fortune,” a national campaign led by the school to address the escalating issue of electronic waste (e-waste). Launched in response to UNESCO’s global call, the initiative seeks to educate both the school community and …

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