The Central Bank thanks Mahmoud Mohieldin at the end of his work at the IMF – Youm7

progress Hassan Abdullah The Governor of the Central Bank of Egypt, expresses sincere gratitude and thanks to Dr. Mahmoud Mohieldin, at the end of his work as Executive Director ofInternational Monetary Fund Representing Egypt, the Arab Group, and the Maldives on their board of directors, for what he has done over the past four years, so that the countries of the group can achieve their economic and achieve their development as a result of… Unprecedented challenges That the whole world saw, starting with the outbreak of the Corona pandemic, through the global geopolitical crises, and then the tension that the Middle East region is seeing recently.

said Hassan Abdullah, the Bank’s Governor Central Bank of EgyptDr. Mahmoud Mohieldin did his job with all his ability and ability and was the best representative of Egypt and the Arab Group by launching many initiatives to support the economies of developing countries and countries that was emerging, which aimed to provide concessional financing to support economic recovery efforts. shock, as well as its contributions to reduce the additional costs imposed on developing countries’ loans.

In the same context, he expressed Hassan AbdullahHe expressed his full confidence in continuing Mohieldin’s contributions at the international and regional levels as a result of his many distinguished positions, including Special Envoy of the Secretary-General of Nations United to finance the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda, and Chairman of the Board. Advisory Council of the Regional Center for Sustainable Finance – of which the Central Bank is a member It seeks to promote a green economy culture in the financial sector by spreading awareness and knowledge of sustainable finance and promoting responsible investment practices and climate action. in line with Egypt’s Vision 2030 and promoting stability in the financial sector.

That is worth noting Dr. Mahmoud Mohieldin He took up his position at the International Monetary Fund in November 2020 after being unanimously elected by the group of Arab countries and the Maldives, and was re-elected unanimously to this position, for a second term from November 2022 to the beginning of November. 2024.