Media City Qatar and AlRayan Bank Partner on Banking Services

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Media City Qatar and AlRayan Bank Partner on Banking Services
Mr. Fahad Bin Abdulla Al Khalifa Group Chief Executive Officer at AlRayan Bank, and Eng. Jassim Mohamed Al Khori, CEO of Media City Qatar. Image Courtesy: Media City Qatar

Media City Qatar and AlRayan Bank have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance financial accessibility for Media City Qatar’s licensed companies. The agreement aims to provide comprehensive banking support to the companies and professionals operating within Media City Qatar, ensuring efficient and tailored financial services that enable growth and collaboration.

Under the agreement, AlRayan Bank will explore opportunities to establish banking services for more than 300 licensed companies operating within Media City Qatar. A dedicated point of contact will support companies and employees with onboarding and account-related matters.

Beyond banking, both parties will collaborate on innovation and ESG initiatives, providing industry expertise and contributing to knowledge and thought leadership within Qatar’s media and technology ecosystem.

Eng. Jassim Mohamed Al Khori, CEO of Media City Qatar, said: “Our collaboration with AlRayan Bank reinforces Media City Qatar’s commitment to building the right infrastructure and enabling environment for our licensed companies and professionals to succeed. Strengthening access to financial services is a vital step in empowering businesses to grow and innovate, while contributing to Qatar’s position as a regional hub for media, technology, and creative excellence.”

Media City Qatar and AlRayan Bank logo. Image Courtesy: Official Websites

Mr. Fahad Bin Abdulla Al Khalifa Group Chief Executive Officer at AlRayan Bank, added: “This agreement reflects our ongoing commitment to supporting Qatar’s economic development and fostering innovation across key sectors. Through our partnership with Media City Qatar, we aim to enhance access to efficient and secure banking solutions, strengthen collaboration within the business community, and contribute to the country’s broader growth and diversification goals.”

This partnership builds on Media City Qatar’s ongoing efforts to strengthen the financial and operational foundations of its growing ecosystem. By working with a range of financial institutions, Media City Qatar is ensuring that its licensed companies have access to banking solutions that address their diverse business needs.

Media City Qatar continues to foster innovation, collaboration, and excellence across the media industry, contributing to the goals of Qatar National Vision 2030 and advancing the country’s position as a regional hub.

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