The Central Bank of Yemen held a meeting on Wednesday, chaired by Governor Ahmed Ghaleb. The board reviewed the current monetary and banking conditions, focusing on the progress of various programs aimed at enhancing financial stability and maintaining the integrity of the banking sector.
During the meeting, the board examined several technical, administrative, and regulatory reports. They also discussed updates on the bank’s plans to develop institutional frameworks, strengthen governance, and update regulatory practices in line with international standards. These efforts aim to build trust in the banking sector, expand financial inclusion, and improve the quality of banking services.
The board emphasized the importance of continuing the economic and financial reform program supported by the government in collaboration with the Central Bank. This program serves as a roadmap for enhancing economic stability, ensuring financial discipline, and improving the business environment. It also aims to bolster the confidence of regional and international partners in the Yemeni economy, contributing to economic recovery and sustainable development.
Governor Ghaleb presented the latest economic and financial updates, highlighting the implementation of comprehensive structural reforms across various economic sectors. He outlined the measures taken by the government and the Central Bank to enhance economic and financial stability, improve institutional performance, and continue executing necessary reforms.
The governor also shared insights from recent discussions between the Yemeni delegation and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Amman, Jordan. These talks culminated in an expert-level agreement on a reform program monitored by IMF experts. This program provides a comprehensive framework to support the government’s and Central Bank’s efforts in implementing economic, financial, and institutional reforms.
Governor Ghaleb stressed that the successful implementation of the reform program requires full commitment and close coordination among various state institutions. Each entity must fulfill its responsibilities to meet the agreed-upon reforms and actions. This collective effort is essential for achieving the program’s objectives and enhancing economic recovery prospects.
The Central Bank of Yemen remains focused on fostering a stable financial environment, which is crucial for the country’s economic recovery and development.
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