Friday, September 18, 2026

Amhara Bank sponsors inaugural football competition

Amhara Bank which recently joined the financial market with its ‘Beyond Financing’ motto has become a title sponsor for a football competition that will be hosted at Bahir Dar.
According to the bank, the competition which will be held for the first time will have an immense value to the society.
The maiden tournament which is called ‘Amhara Bank- Tanna Cup’ was organized in collaboration with the Youth and Sport Division of the city and Gofere Sport Events and will host clubs from the Premier League and other African countries.
The bank assured that it will continue to work as per its motto in addition to supporting social activities besides its banking operation.
Amhara Bank commenced its operation in June this year with 6.5 billion birr in subscribed capital. Currently, it operates 110 branches that will soon reach 150 by October 10, 2022.

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