Islamic Development Bank

Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), formerly abbreviated IDB, is a multilateral development bank founded in pursuance of the Declaration issued by the Conference of Finance Ministers of Muslim Countries on December 18, 1973. IsDB was formally opened in 1975 and today employs about 1,000 people. Islamic Development Bank’s purpose is fostering the economic development of member countries and Muslim communities. The current membership of IsDB includes 57 countries spanning the Middle East, Africa and the Asia Pacific region. The bank is rated Aaa by Moody’s and AAA by Standard & Poor’s and Fitch. As at 31 December 2025 its subscribed share capital was USD 89.9 billion, its paid-up capital USD 11.3 billion and its total assets USD 42.4 billion.

Major shareholders (31 December 2025):
Saudi Arabia (23.5 %)
Iran (8.3 %)
Libya (7.9 %)
Qatar (7.2 %)
Egypt (7.1 %)
Indonesia (7.1 %)
Kuwait (6.9 %)
Nigeria (6.5 %)
Türkiye (6.0 %)
UAE (6.0 %)
Other members (13.6 %)

Regional Hubs and Offices:
With head office located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, IsDB has reorganised its field network around regional hubs in Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Morocco, Nigeria, Senegal, Suriname, Türkiye and Uganda, together with a Centre of Excellence in Malaysia.

Head office address:
8111 King Khalid Street
AI Nuzlah AI Yamania Dist.
Jeddah, 22332
Saudi Arabia
Phone number: +966 12 6361400
Website: www.isdb.org

Kuala Lumpur Regional Office
Level 13, Menara Bank Pembangunan
Bandar Wawasan, Jalan Sultan Ismail
50250 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Rabat Regional Office
Angle Avenue Ennakhil & Avenue Alhaour
Hay Riad, 10104 Rabat
Kingdom of Morocco

Dakar Regional Office
18 Boulevard de la Republique
B.P., 6253, Dakar etoile, Dakar, Senegal