Karachi (04, Mar 2025) – National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) has once again demonstrated its leadership in fostering an inclusive and equitable workplace by securing 10 ‘Best Practice’ Awards at the Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Benchmarks (GDEIB) Awards & Conference 2025. This prestigious recognition reaffirms the Bank’s commitment to driving meaningful change and setting new standards in DEI across the corporate landscape.
The GDEIB Awards recognize organizations that exhibit exceptional dedication to diversity, equity and inclusion through impactful policies, transformative initiatives, and sustainable practices. Winning across multiple categories is a testament to NBP’s progressive approach and steadfast belief in building a culture where every employee thrives.
Group Chief Human Resources, Mirza Muhammad Asim Baig, emphasized the significance of this achievement, stating: “At NBP, we recognize that diversity and inclusion are more than corporate objectives – they are a responsibility we embrace wholeheartedly. These awards validate the continuous efforts we have put into fostering an inclusive environment where every individual, regardless of background, gender, or ability, feels valued and empowered.”
“We will continue to build on this momentum, ensuring that our DEI policies not only meet global standards but also create a lasting impact on our workforce and the communities we serve”, he further commented.
NBP remains steadfast in its journey toward embedding diversity, equity and inclusion at every level of the organization. These accolades not only highlight past successes but also serve as a call to action – to keep pushing boundaries, driving change, and shaping a more inclusive future for all.
About National Bank of Pakistan:
National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) is a premier financial institution dedicated to fostering economic growth and financial inclusion across Pakistan. With a commitment to innovation, corporate social responsibility, and sustainable business practices, NBP continues to be a driving force in the country’s banking sector.
Advertisements
