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    Unique Title: “UAE Central Bank Governor and National Bank of Ethiopia Governor Sign Agreements in Historic Meeting”

    BRICS+ News ServicesBy BRICS+ News ServicesJuly 16, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The United Arab Emirates (UAE) Central Bank and the National Bank of Ethiopia recently signed agreements aimed at strengthening cooperation between the two countries. This significant milestone was marked by a ceremony attended by Khaled Balama, Governor of the UAE Central Bank, and Mamo Mihretu, Governor of the National Bank of Ethiopia.

    The agreements cover various areas of collaboration, including financial regulation, supervision, and exchange of information. Both parties expressed their commitment to enhancing financial stability in their respective countries through these partnerships.

    This development comes at a time when both the UAE and Ethiopia are looking to boost their economic ties. The UAE has been a key player in investing in Ethiopia’s infrastructure and development projects, while Ethiopia offers vast opportunities for UAE businesses looking to expand into the African continent.

    As global economic dynamics continue to shift, partnerships like these will be crucial in fostering economic growth and stability. The UAE and Ethiopia are poised to benefit from this collaboration, which will not only strengthen their bilateral relations but also contribute to the overall development of their economies.

    With the signing of these agreements, the UAE and Ethiopia are paving the way for greater financial cooperation and mutual growth. This is a positive step towards a more interconnected and prosperous future for both countries.

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