The Central Bank of Syria relaunches the Banking Training and Training Center after a two-year hiatus Details: The Central Bank of Syria relaunched the Banking Training and Training Center and developed its programs, with the aim of providing the banking sector with expertise and raising the level of skills of its employees, after a two-year hiatus. The bank explained that the center will work to develop the skills of cadres in the areas of risk management, banking supervision, the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing, cyber security, financial management, modern financial technologies and the spread of financial culture. The bank stated that its vision is to make the center a leader in the field of training and a major tributary to the sector, benefiting from the cooperation agreement with the University of Frankfurt, in addition to working on twinning with international centers and attracting local and international trainers. Last September, the Central Bank of Syria signed a cooperation agreement with the University of Frankfurt and the German Development Bank (KfW), to provide special training programs for central bank employees and sector workers over a three-year period, with German funding. The reactivation of the center is part of the bank's efforts to improve employee efficiency and keep pace with international standards and rapid developments, in a way that enhances the capabilities of the banking sector and improves its performance.

The Central Bank of Syria relaunches the Banking Training and Training Center after a two-year hiatus Details: The Central Bank of Syria relaunched the Banking Training and Training Center and developed its programs, with the aim of providing the banking sector with expertise and raising the level of skills of its employees, after a two-year hiatus. The bank explained that the center will work to develop the skills of cadres in the areas of risk management, banking supervision, the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing, cyber security, financial management, modern financial technologies and the spread of financial culture. The bank stated that its vision is to make the center a leader in the field of training and a major tributary to the sector, benefiting from the cooperation agreement with the University of Frankfurt, in addition to working on twinning with international centers and attracting local and international trainers. Last September, the Central Bank of Syria signed a cooperation agreement with the University of Frankfurt and the German Development Bank (KfW), to provide special training programs for central bank employees and sector workers over a three-year period, with German funding. The reactivation of the center is part of the bank's efforts to improve employee efficiency and keep pace with international standards and rapid developments, in a way that enhances the capabilities of the banking sector and improves its performance.