Meetings of the IMF and World Bank will discuss strengthening cooperation and advancing the African Gold Bank initiative.

Written by: Ayman Ragab
The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) contacted partners Main To promote shared priorities related to trade, manufacturing and economic resilience across Africa, last week.

Strengthening cooperation and advancing the African Gold Bank initiative

On the sidelines of the meetings, the Afreximbank delegation, headed by Haitham Al-Maeerji, Executive Vice President of the World Trade Bank, held bilateral talks with Mariam Ser Sylla, Minister of Economy, Finance and Budget of Guinea, and her accompanying delegation; Ismail Nabi, Minister of Planning, International Cooperation and Development of Guinea, and his accompanying delegation; Dr. Karamo Kaba, Governor of the Central Bank of Guinea; Neil Rickenberg, Minister of Finance of Eswatini, and his accompanying delegation; Ambassador Baluzi Khamis Musa Omar, Minister of Finance of Tanzania, and his accompanying delegation; Dr. Juma Malik Aqeel, Minister of Finance and Planning of Zanzibar, and his accompanying delegation; Chiku A. F. Bangura, Minister of Finance of Sierra Leone, and his accompanying delegation; His Excellency Dr. Ibrahim Stevens, Governor of the Bank of Sierra Leone, and his accompanying delegation; Henry F. Samwe, Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia; and Augustine Kepah Ngafwan, Minister of Finance and Development Planning of Liberia.

These meetings focused on strengthening cooperation and advancing the initiative. Gold Bank Financing commodities, accelerating the shift towards value-added production, and strengthening partnerships that support long-term economic transformation in all member states.