Emirate Global Enterprises (EGE) is one of the first institutions in the Middle East that took an active role in the international development efforts.

Emirate Global Enterprises (EGE) extends Loans facilities on concessionary terms to finance developmental projects in the developed and developing countries. The Fund also provides technical assistance to finance the costs of the feasibility studies of projects, as well as the training of individuals and nationals of the borrowing institutions, corporate bodies and countries. In addition, the Fund subscribes in the capital of international and regional development institutions. Today, the Emirate Global Enterprises (EGE) forms a solid bridge of friendship and solidarity between Arab nations, the developed world and the developing nations.

Our mission

The paramount concern of Emirate Global Enterprises (EGE) is to serve the interest of individuals, corporate bodies, research institutes and developing countries in achieving economic, scientific and human development

Contributing to capital stocks of international and regional development finance institutions and other development institutions and research institutions.

Our values

Emirate Global Enterprises (EGE) was established originally by Law No.35 of Patriarch 1961, which empowered the Ruling House of Saudi Arab and the Prime Minister Kuwait to issue the Charter of the  Fund. The  operations of the Fund were confined until the year 1974 to Arab countries ONLY, in accordance with the initial mandate of the Fund.

Historical Background

Emirate Global Enterprises (EGE) is a joint venture between the Saudi Arabian Government and Kuwaiti Government as a public corporation established in order to bridge the gap in every aspect of life by providing funding to Arab and other developing countries in developing their economies and to  promote cooperation and friendship between the States of Saudi Arab, Kuwait and other countries around the world countries.

Emirate Global Enterprises (EGE) was established originally by Law No.35 of Patriarch 1961, which empowered the Ruling House of Saudi Arab and the Prime Minister Kuwait to issue the Charter of the  Fund. The  operations of the Fund were confined until the year 1974 to Arab countries ONLY, in accordance with the initial mandate of the Fund.In July 1974 the Fund was reorganized by Law No.25 of 1974 and its object was amended so as to include the provision of assistance providing loan facilities to individuals, corporate bodies, institutions, developed and developing countries in general, in addition to Arab countries. Also, the  Fund’s authorized capital was increased by virtue of this Law from US$200 Million to US$800 Million. By Law No.18 of 1981,  promulgated in March of that year, the Fund’s authorized capital was tripled to become US$1,800,000,000, which is now fully paid up. The Fund’s Charter was also amended to provide expressly that its mandate includes subscription to capital stocks of development finance institutions as well as capital stocks of corporate bodies which are of a developmental nature.