The Central Bank of Tunisia (CBT) announced today in Tunis the signing of an institutional cooperation agreement with the Central Bank of the Comoros (BCC) aimed at strengthening collaboration between the two institutions in several areas of mutual interest.
“This initiative is in line with the two central banks’ shared will to develop a structured framework for cooperation and exchange of expertise, in an international context marked by rapid transformations of financial systems and the emergence of new economic and technological challenges,” reads a statement from the CBT.
In this framework, the two institutions intend to reinforce their cooperation in several key areas related to their respective mandates, notably monetary policy, financial stability, banking supervision, modernization of payment systems, the promotion of financial inclusion, and the development of financial technologies. This cooperation will also focus on strengthening institutional capacities, through exchanges of expertise, training programs, and technical assistance missions, in order to foster the sharing of experiences and support the transformation of financial systems.
