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NBE says financial stability, streamlined policies spur progress

Ensuring financial stability and propelling enabling policies are critical grounds to stead fast Ethiopia’s economic growth and development, the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) Governor said.

The 7th Annual East African Summit, organized by the iCapital Institute, Nairobi Securities Exchange and Ethiopian Insurers Association is being held under the theme “Unlocking opportunities: Navigating the forces shaping the future of finance in East Africa.”

In his opening remark at the summit yesterday, NBE Governor Mamo Mihretu said that the central bank has been aggressively working on financial stability and ensuring potential gaps and weaknesses to sustainably address the potential loopholes in the financial sector. (Ethiopian Herald)

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