Thank you, but it is so odd. Ginger is not native in our region (Middle East). As you said, I wish we can get blooms.

This family of plants is grown in many places where it is not native. Unless yours is growing in the wild there is no reason to suppose it is native, and possibly not even then.

Looks like ginger to me too.

One of the Ginger family, Zingiberaceae, not necesarily Ginger itself. Could be Alpinia etc.

Gingers are grown around the world today and easily grown as houseplants if you are not in the tropical regions - some are even hardy in the ground to zone 8. The Hawaiian Kahili Ginger (Hedychium gardnerianum) is not native but from India originally. Ginger rhizomes (Zingiber officinale) can be bought at the local grocery store and grown as a plant too - mine is grown in the ground in Atlanta, GA for example.

Thank you all for your comments.