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Commercial Bank is launching a campaign during Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, emphasizing the importance of early action in combating the disease. The bank collaborated with the Primary Health Care Corporation (PHCC) and the National Centre for Cancer Care and Research (NCCCR) to organize an event for employees at Commercial Bank Plaza.

The event featured informative sessions and interactive activities focused on educating attendees about breast cancer, promoting awareness, and encouraging regular screening and early detection. This campaign is part of Commercial Bank's Corporate Social Responsibility strategy, demonstrating its dedication to community health and Qatar National Vision 2030's human and social development goals.

The campaign will run throughout October across Commercial Bank's branches, community spaces, and online platforms. Eiman Mohamed al-Naemi, Commercial Bank's Chief Communications and Marketing officer, stated that the campaign aims to create a positive impact on the communities served by the bank. Huda Mohsen al-Wahedi, Executive director of Corporate Communications Department at PHCC, expressed pride in the collaboration between PHCC and Commercial Bank, highlighting their shared commitment to promoting health awareness and strengthening community health services.

The initiative underscores Commercial Bank's ongoing dedication to supporting health, awareness-raising, and community development.

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