Home / Latest / Central Banks’ supreme council to discuss Afghanistan’s frozen assets

Central Banks’ supreme council to discuss Afghanistan’s frozen assets

AT

Kabul: Shah Mohammad Mehrabi, a board member of the Swiss-based Afghan Fund is attending a two-day meeting of the Supreme Council of Da Afghanistan Bank (DAB).

The meeting got underway on Tuesday and members will discuss a range of issues, including the performance of the central bank, the implementation of planned programs, the economic situation, the implementation of the monetary policy, strengthening of the banking sector and financial stability.

Digitization of payments and the creation of banking facilities are also being discussed, the bank said in a statement.

“Devising proper monetary policies, strengthening of banking sector, economic development, administrative and other issues will be discussed and decisions will be taken,” said Hasibullah Noori, a spokesman for DAB.

Economic experts suggest that the central bank should increase engagement with international financial institutions, in addition to improving banking facilities.

DAB Supreme Council holds four meetings annually to discuss the bank’s policies and performance.

It is the first such meeting after the board of Swiss-based Afghan Fund met last month.

About admin

Check Also

Iranian Official Reports 20% rise in the smuggling of synthetic drugs from Afghanistan

AT Kabul: Eskandar Momeni, Secretary-General of the Islamic Republic’s Drug Control Headquarters, has stated that …