Economic Reporter :
A five-day Joint Learning Programme (JLP) began today at Tulip Hotel in the city for providing a platform for peer learning on practical ways of formulating and implementing infrastructure for Digital Financial Services (DFS) and the role of efficient DFS in the country’s economic growth.
Bangladesh Bank (BB) and the Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) are organising the JLP to highlight the experience of Bangladesh in formulating and implementing framework to achieve fast, secure and affordable payment systems for all citizens, said a press release.
BB Deputy Governor S K Sur Chowdhury inaugurated the programme as the chief guest while AFI Deputy Executive Director Norbert Mumba attended the session as special guest.
A five-day Joint Learning Programme (JLP) began today at Tulip Hotel in the city for providing a platform for peer learning on practical ways of formulating and implementing infrastructure for Digital Financial Services (DFS) and the role of efficient DFS in the country’s economic growth.
Bangladesh Bank (BB) and the Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) are organising the JLP to highlight the experience of Bangladesh in formulating and implementing framework to achieve fast, secure and affordable payment systems for all citizens, said a press release.
BB Deputy Governor S K Sur Chowdhury inaugurated the programme as the chief guest while AFI Deputy Executive Director Norbert Mumba attended the session as special guest.
