WAMZ holds conference over common central bank

- Central Banking staff
- 18 Jul 2003

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A 2-day conference in Accra will discuss the creation of a common central bank in the West African region by July 2005. J.B. Clottey of the Bank of Ghana said he believes that through the implementation of a central bank, member countries will be able to increase regional trade and production, thereby helping to improve the economic well being of the population.

Source: The Chronicle

The five countries of the West African Monetary Zone (WAMZ) are holding a two day conference in Accra to discuss

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