A delegation of the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina, led by Governor Jasmina Selimović, met with Governor Andrew Bailey of the Bank of England during an official visit to London, which represents the first official meeting of the managements of the two institutions and an important step forward in strengthening international cooperation in the field of central banking.
The meeting between Governor Bailey and the delegation of the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which included Governor Selimović and Vice Governors Emir Kurtić and Marko Vidaković, confirms the growing importance of international dialogue and cooperation in a time of complex global economic and financial challenges.
During the conversation, current macroeconomic trends, preservation of monetary and financial stability, management of foreign exchange reserves, risk management, development of payment systems, as well as contemporary challenges faced by central banks around the world were discussed, reports Fena.
Experiences on the responses of institutions to the changing international environment and challenges arising from global economic trends were also exchanged.
– In a time of pronounced global uncertainties, cooperation and exchange of experiences with leading central banks are of exceptional importance for strengthening institutional capacities and preserving the monetary and financial stability of Bosnia and Herzegovina – said Governor Selimović.
Both sides expressed their willingness to continue dialogue and strengthen professional cooperation, with a common interest in exchanging knowledge and experience in the areas of central banking.
The special importance of this visit is reflected in the fact that it represents the first institutional meeting at this level between the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Bank of England, opening up space for a more intensive professional exchange of experiences and the development of future cooperation, the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina announced.
