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[29/06/2018 12:44]

PARIS-SABA
Governor of Yemeni Central Bank (YCB) Dr Mohammed Zemam along Yemen's ambassador to France Dr Riyadh Yassin took part in Arab-International banking summit of 2018, held on June 28-29 in Paris.

The gathering brought together ministers, governors of Central Banks, leading bankers and decision makers of public and private sectors from different countries. They came together for deliberations on the topics that banking and business Arab and international community is interested in.

The summit's deliberations centered on the evaluation of Arab-European banking relations. The consultations also aimed to explore further business and banking relations between nations.