Fawziya wins Kuwait’s largest salary prize

Gulf Bank launches 2019 Kuwaiti salary offer

Photos from the event

KUWAIT CITY, Feb 9: Gulf Bank unveiled the winner of its yearly draw for Kuwait’s largest salary prize live at Al Murooj, on Thursday, Feb 7. Ms Fawziya Mansour Amir Ali was announced as the winner of a cash prize of KD 250,000. The draw was held in the presence of a representative from the Ministry of Commerce.

The event kicked off at 5 pm, and saw growing crowds participate in the fun activities on offer, with Gulf Banks much-loved ‘Catch the Cash’ game proving to be a crowd favourite. Guests were also treated to a special performance by ‘Sons of Yusuf’ and enjoyed a selection of delicious food and beverages throughout the evening. The draw was also broadcast live on 88.8 FM Kuwait Pulse radio station.

Mr. Ahmed Al Amir, Assistant General Manager for External Communication, Gulf Bank,said: “Gulf Bank congratulates Ms. Fawziya as the winner of another successful year of the Salary Account Draw. We are also proud to announce the launch of the 2019 Kuwaiti Salary Offer, which demonstrates the ongoing commitment of the bank to its customers. The event was a great success, and we would like to thank everyone for attending and taking part, we would also like to thank Sons of Yusuf for treating us to a fantastic performance on the night.”

The salary account gives new customers the opportunity to receive either a KD100 cash gift upon transferring their salaries to Gulf Bank or an interest-free loan of up to KD10,000. Customers must have a minimum salary of KD500 and will be eligible for the offer following their first salary transfer to Gulf Bank.

Customers can also enjoy additional benefits like a free of charge Visa or MasterCard credit card for a year, as well as a chance to apply for a loan of up to KD70,000, or a consumer loan of up to KD25,000.

With the new 2019 Kuwaiti Salary Offer existing and new customers, who transfer their salaries to Gulf Bank are automatically enrolled in the monthly draws, giving them the chance of winning cash prizes of up to 12 times their salary, and a yearly draw of Kuwait’s largest salary prize of up to 100 times their salary.