A member-led skilled advocacy group, EnterpriseNGR, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to arrange the Africa Roundtable of Monetary Centres – a chapter of the World Alliance of Worldwide Monetary Centres, in Mauritius, Morocco and Rwanda.
The MoU, signed lately in Mauritius, introduced collectively EnterpriseNGR, the Financial Growth Board of Mauritius, Casablanca Finance Metropolis Authority, and Rwanda Finance Restricted to foster collaboration, promote funding alternatives, and drive sustainable improvement throughout the monetary centres of its member international locations and Africa at massive.ort the change of greatest practices between members, improve visibility regionally
A press release from EnterpriseNGR on Thursday stated that it was becoming a member of forces with the three international locations to particularly pursue 5 key targets.
These targets embrace “Collectively strengthen the competitiveness of economic centres in Africa. Collaborate by tasks, analysis papers, communiques, and occasions to place the African Continent, reveal the myriad of funding alternatives, and showcase the function that monetary centres play throughout the African Continent.
“Conduct joint initiatives to supp and internationally, and supply African monetary centres with a unified voice regionally and internationally. Facilitate the event of dialogue with main monetary centres outdoors the African Continent and construct communication channels with African establishments, together with regulators and policymakers, in addition to African monetary companies trade associations, and advocate for regulatory coordination amongst members of the Africa Roundtable to advertise cross-border investments and monetary companies.”
Commenting on this collaboration, the Chairperson of the Africa Roundtable, Mr Ken Poonoosamy, stated, “The signing of the Memorandum of Understanding for the Africa Roundtable of the WAIFC represents a pivotal stride in fostering synergy amongst
monetary hubs throughout the African sphere, with the shared goal of catalysing financial development throughout the continent.”
The Chief Govt Officer of EnterpriseNGR, Ms Obi Ibekwe, represented by the Director of Coverage & Public Affairs, Mr Lami Adekola, expressed her pleasure over the event.
She stated, “It’s a historic achievement, and EnterpriseNGR totally endorses the Africa Roundtable of the WAIFC and is happy for the immense alternatives it represents for Nigeria and the African continent. Our collaboration with the 4 African international locations guarantees to bolster monetary competitiveness on the Continent and amplify Africa’s world presence. We are going to leverage this Roundtable to unlock the complete potential of African monetary centres to drive prosperity and improvement for our nations and past.”
EnterpriseNGR turned a member of WAIFC in 2023 in the course of the WAIFC board assembly hosted by TheCityUK in London.
The MoU, which was signed lately in Mauritius, introduced collectively EnterpriseNGR, the Financial Growth Board of Mauritius, Casablanca Finance Metropolis Authority, and Rwanda Finance Restricted, to foster collaboration, promote funding alternatives, and drive sustainable improvement throughout the monetary centres of its member international locations.
A press release from EnterpriseNGR on Thursday stated that it was becoming a member of forces with the three international locations to pursue 5 key targets.
Based on the group, these targets embrace “collectively strengthen the competitiveness of economic centres in Africa. Collaborate by tasks, analysis papers, communiques, and occasions to place the African continent, reveal the myriad of funding alternatives, and showcase the function that monetary centres play throughout the African continent”.
It added that it might allow it to “Conduct joint initiatives to assist the change of greatest practices between members, improve visibility regionally and internationally, and to offer African monetary centres with a unified voice regionally and internationally. Facilitate the event of dialogue with main monetary centres outdoors the African Continent and construct communication channels with African establishments, together with regulators and policymakers, in addition to African monetary companies trade associations, and advocate for regulatory coordination amongst members of the Africa Roundtable to advertise cross-border investments and monetary companies”.
Commenting on the collaboration, the Chairperson of the Africa Roundtable, Mr Ken Poonoosamy, asserted, “The signing of the Memorandum of Understanding for the Africa Roundtable of the WAIFC represents a pivotal stride in fostering synergy amongst
monetary hubs throughout the African sphere, with the shared goal of catalysing financial development throughout the continent.”
The Chief Govt Officer of EnterpriseNGR, Ms Obi Ibekwe, represented by the Director of Coverage & Public Affairs, Mr Lami Adekola, expressed her pleasure over the event.
She acknowledged, “It’s a historic achievement, and EnterpriseNGR totally endorses the Africa Roundtable of the WAIFC and is happy for the immense alternatives it represents for Nigeria and the African continent. Our collaboration with the 4 African international locations guarantees to bolster monetary competitiveness on the Continent and amplify Africa’s world presence. We are going to leverage this Roundtable to unlock the complete potential of African monetary centres to drive prosperity and improvement for our nations and past.”
