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QNB opens its latest branch in the luxurious Place Vendome Mall

Qatar National Bank, one of the largest financial institutions in the Middle East and Africa, opened its latest branch at Place Vendome, Qatar’s premier luxury shopping mall. Featuring a unique interior design, the branch will offer all types of banking products and services, including QNB First Members premium banking. In addition, the branch will include a large space with e-services and ITM machines, making it a comprehensive branch that offers everything that customers need.

QNB opens its latest branch in the luxurious Place Vendome MallBesides expanding its presence and keeping up with the developments and urban growth that the country is experiencing, the opening of the branch underscores the bank’s effort to enhance its customers’ experience to guarantee exceptional banking services. With the increasing number of branches, the bank is also committed to constantly improving its products and services to ensure customers satisfaction.

This branch will be located within the mall of the fast-growing Lusail City, which boasts an excellent location and a luxurious mega-complex, which will house a number of new restaurants and cafes as well as a new five-star hotel. The mall has a good potential to be a new shopping destination for the region.

QNB is the Official Middle East and Africa Supporter of the FIFA World Cup 2022. Through its subsidiaries and associate companies, the QNB Group operates in more than 31 countries across three continents, offering a comprehensive range of advanced products and services. We have over 27,000 employees at 1,000 locations and a network of 4,500 ATMs.

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