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February 3, 2010 8:14 by kippreport
The crown prince and deputy ruler of Sharjah, Sheikh Sultan is also the chairman of the Sharjah Islamic Bank (SIB). Al Qemzi served with the bank for three years.
“Hussain al-Qemzi is a visionary leader who is highly appreciated and respected,” Sheikh Sultan said in a statement when al-Qemzi left the bank in 2006. “We will always consider his contributions to the bank as a benchmark for SIB performance and leadership in the UAE banking sector,” he added.
SIB, which was established in 1975, recently announced a net profit of AED260.1 million for 2009. Earlier this month, it inaugurated its new 30-storey AED300 million headquarters in Sharjah.
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