The Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina became a full member of the OECD/INFE network

The Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina became the only institution from Bosnia and Herzegovina that acquired the status of a full member of the OECD/INFE network ( International Network for Financial Education of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development - OECD), thus Bosnia and Herzegovina for the first time received a directly and institutionally represented vote in one of the key global networks for financial education and financial inclusion.

Full membership in the OECD/INFE network represents significant international recognition of the role, professional capacities and long-term engagement of the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the area of financial education and financial inclusion, and confirms its clear commitment to the application of the highest international standards and best practices in this area.

The OECD/INFE network brings together central banks, ministries of finance, regulatory bodies and other relevant institutions from more than 100 countries of the world, and represents a central global forum for the development of policies, guidelines and recommendations aimed at improving financial literacy and strengthening the financial inclusion of citizens.

The Governor of the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Jasmina Selimović, Ph.D., emphasized the strategic importance of this membership:

"The full membership of the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the OECD/INFE network represents a strong international recognition of our continuous efforts in the area of financial education and financial inclusion. This membership enables us to actively and equally participate in the creation of international policies and recommendations, as well as to contribute to global discussions and solutions, with the simultaneous exchange of knowledge and experience with the most relevant institutions around the world, aiming to improve the financial literacy and long-term financial stability in Bosnia and Herzegovina."

With this membership, the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina becomes an active and credible stakeholder in the creation of financial education and financial inclusion policies at the global level, which further strengthens its international position and contributes to the visibility of Bosnia and Herzegovina within the OECD framework.

The Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina hereby once again confirms its leading and coordinating role in the field of financial education and financial inclusion in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as its commitment to the long-term strengthening of citizens' financial resilience and information.