The Ministry of Finance has signed its third agreement under the “Retail Sukuk” initiative with Emirates Islamic Bank, one of the UAE’s leading Islamic financial institutions. This partnership allows UAE citizens and residents to invest in Treasury Sukuk (T-Sukuk) through the bank’s digital platform.
Through the EI+ Mobile Banking App, users can invest in fractional T-Sukuk with a minimum amount of Dh4,000. The process offers a secure and seamless digital experience. The initiative supports the Ministry’s goal to broaden the investor base, increase financial inclusion, and make government-backed investment options more accessible.
UAE nationals and residents holding an Emirates ID or UAE PASS can register online, complete KYC requirements, create a risk profile, and view all T-Sukuk terms and transaction details directly on the platform.
Mariam Mohamed Al Amiri, Assistant Under-Secretary of Government Finance Management at the Ministry of Finance, said the collaboration with Emirates Islamic Bank will expand access to secure government financial instruments through advanced digital channels. She noted that the participation of leading institutions strengthens national efforts to enhance financial inclusion and give more people access to stable investment opportunities.
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