An opportunity to start your career with the National Bank of Egypt for all graduates of Commerce (all specializations), Economics, Political Science, Computer Science and Information, Computer Engineering, and Law, from the years 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025.

Requirements for recent graduates:

• Applicants must hold a higher qualification from a university, college, or academy equivalent to that recognized by the Supreme Council of Universities.
• Applicants must have graduated in the years 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025.
• Applicants must have a cumulative grade point average of “Good” or higher.
• Applicants must not have any relatives up to the third degree of consanguinity or up to the second degree of affinity, as per the table below.
• Applicants must not be older than 28 years of age on the date of appointment approval.
• The applicant’s place of residence must match the address on their national ID card.

Colleges and Specializations Required for Recent Graduate Positions:

• Commerce (Accounting, Taxation, Finance, Marketing, Management, Foreign Trade)
• Business Administration (Banking, Credit, Finance, Human Resources, Management Information Systems, Financial Institutions, International Business Administration, Logistics, Marketing)
• Economics and Political Science (Economics, Statistics)
• Information Technology
• Computer Science
• Computer Engineering (Computers, Communications) – Law

General Conditions for All Applicants:

Applicants must not have any relatives within the first to third degree of consanguinity or within the second degree of affinity.

About the National Bank of Egypt

Since its establishment in 1898 with a capital of one million Egyptian pounds, the National Bank of Egypt has been considered one of the oldest and most respected commercial banks in Egypt. The National Bank of Egypt has never been detached from national issues or concerns and has been a major supporter of the Egyptian national economy through financing major Egyptian national projects. The functions and operations of the National Bank of Egypt have continuously evolved throughout history and in response to economic and political changes. The country has experienced significant challenges. The National Bank of Egypt (NBE) was initially entrusted with issuing banknotes and managing government accounts. Its activities evolved in the 1950s to encompass the functions of the central bank. In the 1960s, it focused on commercial banking while continuing to perform central bank functions in areas where the central bank lacked branches. Ultimately, it assumed the responsibility of issuing and managing government investment certificates. Currently, the NBE controls 23.6% of the market share of total assets in the Egyptian banking sector, 25.8% of total deposits, and 21.8% of total loans.

The NBE boasts a large network of over 337 branches, offices, and banking units nationwide, along with an international presence through the National Bank of Egypt (UK), the National Bank of Egypt (Sudan), and branches in New York (USA) and Shanghai (China). It also maintains representative offices in Johannesburg (South Africa), Dubai (UAE), and Addis Ababa (Ethiopia), as well as a branch in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). The NBE also maintains a correspondent banking network worldwide. However, its focus is on Europe – Egypt’s main trading partner. The National Bank of Egypt (NBE) is committed to maintaining a strong presence in brokerage and financing across various sectors, preserving customer trust by offering the best and most up-to-date services. While leading the local banking market, NBE continuously upgrades its branch network and electronic communication channels, and strives to develop its human resources through advanced national and international training programs.