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Originally established as International Bank of Qatar (IBQ) in 1956, it was one of Qatar's oldest and most respected financial institutions. In April 2019, IBQ completed a landmark merger with Barwa Bank, rebranding the consolidated entity as Dukhan Bank in October 2020. Today, Dukhan Bank is Qatar's third-largest and fastest-growing Islamic bank, offering a full suite of Shari’ah-compliant banking services. Its mission is to be a leading bank in Qatar and a key player in the region by providing innovative, customer-centric financial solutions for individuals, and corporate and institutional clients.

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International Bank of Qatar

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