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BoG engages Bono East stakeholders on financial literacy and stability

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has engaged stakeholders in the Bono East Region on financial literacy, consumer protection and the stability of Ghana’s financial system as part of efforts to strengthen public confidence in the central bank.
Held on the theme, “Strengthening Stakeholder Relations Through Dialogue and Engagement,” the forum forms part of the Bank’s 16-region outreach programme aimed at explaining its mandate, promoting financial inclusion and creating opportunities for direct engagement between the regulator and the public.
BoG pledges continued regional engagement Mr Otabil reiterated the Bank’s commitment to sustaining dialogue with stakeholders across all 16 regions as part of efforts to promote financial inclusion, improve financial literacy and strengthen the resilience of the financial system.
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