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Citi Denies Damage To UAE And Bahrain Offices
Following a wave of social media speculation, Citigroup recently released a direct update regarding its operations in the UAE and Bahrain.
The bank issued a straightforward update to clear the air. The message was simple: Citi is staying put, and it is business as usual.
1/9 We are aware that false information is circulating about our operations in the Middle East. Reports of damage to Citi offices and branches are false. Here are the facts. THREAD:
— Citi (@Citi) March 14, 2026
The bank confirmed that it has temporarily closed some branches and evacuated three of its buildings in the UAE and Bahrain
While “evacuation” can sound like an alarming word, in this context, it appears to be a standard safety measure.
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By moving teams out of specific offices proactively, Citi is prioritizing the well-being of its employees and their families.
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Despite online reports claiming that offices had been attacked, Citi was clear: those reports are false.
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