On Sunday, the Global Money Week events and the exhibition of banking products and services at Aden Mall took place from the 22nd to the 24th of March and was organized by the Central Bank in Aden, with significant participation from CAC Bank, the Cooperative and Agricultural Credit Bank, and several other Yemeni banks.

During the three-day exhibition, the corner dedicated to CAC Bank witnessed a large turnout from various segments of society, including men and women, who were interested in opening new accounts with the government bank. They were attracted by the bank's modern banking services and distinct advantages.

CAC Bank also announced an offer to open bank accounts specifically for women. The first 100 women to open accounts would receive a financial reward of 50,000 Yemeni rials directly deposited into their accounts. This initiative reflects the bank's commitment to empowering women and providing them with incentives to benefit from banking services. It coincided with the activities of Global Money Week and the bank's efforts to support projects related to empowering Yemeni women in various aspects and fields, considering them as half of society.

On the final day of the Global Money Week events, CAC Bank organized a special competition with the attending audience. They posed 10 valuable questions, with each prize worth 50,000 Yemeni rials.

As part of the Global Money Week activities, CAC Bank's branch in Taiz participated in an event organized by Aman Tech Foundation for awareness and education on the topic of financial literacy. The event, titled "Financial Family Evening," took place in the Garden City of Taiz. Dr. Abduljalil Al-Harani, the branch manager, and Omar Al-Batoul from the customer service department represented CAC Bank at the event. The aim of the event was to educate and raise awareness among families and children about financial concepts and savings. The event also included marketing efforts to open accounts through CAC Bank.

It is worth mentioning that Global Money Week is held annually during the second or third week of March. This year's theme was "Protect Your Money... Secure Your Future" and extended from the 18th to the 24th of March.