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Under the slogan "Protect Your Money, Secure Your Future," the events of Global Money Week in Yemen started on Monday, March 18. The week is organized by the Central Bank of Yemen in partnership with the Cooperative and Agricultural Credit Bank (CAC Bank) and several other Yemeni banks, with the presence of ministers, government officials, and competent authorities .
According to the Central Bank, the celebration of Global Money Week is an extension of the annual global financial awareness campaign held in March of each year.
The aim of Global Money Week is to promote financial literacy for everyone, disseminate knowledge and necessary financial skills for making sound financial decisions, improve the concept of savings, increase financial awareness, and enhance the understanding of empowerment and spending for children and youth.
This year's campaign is held under the slogan "Protect Your Money, Secure Your Future" from March 18 to 24, and it seeks to contribute to creating a successful financial future and building a thriving financial society.
Ahmed bin Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Maqbali, the Governor of the Central Bank of Yemen, praised the importance of the global event and the main objective of the Global Money Week campaign. He stated, "The main objective of the Global Money Week campaign in Yemen is to instill financial management skills in society, especially in children and youth, and to support and enable financial inclusion for all segments of society, while raising awareness about protection against financial fraud."
The launching ceremony of Global Money Week was attended by the Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation, and Fisheries, Major General Salem Al-Saqatri, the Minister of Finance, Salem bin Breik, the Minister of Planning and International Cooperation, Dr. Waeed Abdullah Abdul-Razzaq Badheeb, the Minister of Industry and Trade, Mohammed Al-Ashwal, as well as the Deputy CEO of the Cooperative and Agricultural Credit Bank (CAC Bank), Shukri Aliwah, and the Deputy CEO of Banking Operations, Rafiq Al-Qabbati.