Intesa Sanpaolo has signed an agreement with PAM,Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean, to cooperate and create synergies in areas of common interest. Among the fields concerned are access to finance, education, cultural exchange in the financial sector, sustainability and international trade cooperation in the Euro-Mediterranean and Gulf region.
The objective of the agreement for the bank is to contribute to the growth and development of relationships, of countries and companies. Internships and exchanges will also be organized for students in order to facilitate their entry into the world of work.
Intesa Sanpaolo is thethe only Italian banking group to have signed an agreement with WFP.
For Intesa, the Mediterranean area is increasingly strategic
For Intesa Sanpaolo, the Mediterranean is taking on an increasingly strategic role as a major contact area between Asia, Africa and Europe, with marked prospects for further growth.
“Through our Division International Subsidiary Banks, Intesa Sanpaolo has a strong presence in the Mediterranean area where operates over 950 branches operating in commercial banking in 12 countries in Central Eastern Europe and North Africa, serving 7 millions of customers retail. Intesa Sanpaolo, as one of the leading banking groups in the region, can benefit from its privileged position and its best practices and is particularly pleased and proud to collaborate with PAM on joint projects and activities.” he has declared Marco Elio Rottigni, Chief International Subsidiary Banks Division of Intesa Sanpaolo.
Financial and economic integration is fundamental for the growth of the Area
“Foster thefinancial and economic integration will be essential to support the growth and stability long term than ours regions. Our Assembly has always been committed to this and this MoU represents another milestone in this direction. I want to sincerely thank our friends at Intesa Sanpaolo. We will work side by side for a more integrated and more sustainable Euro-Mediterranean and Gulf region” declared the Hon. Gennaro Better, President Emeritus of PAM.
