Ethiopian governor resigns
Mihretu to leave central bank following two years characterised by major economic reforms
Mamo Mihretu has resigned as governor of Ethiopia’s central bank.
In a post yesterday (September 3) on social media, Mihretu said he was leaving public service after seven years to “pursue other passions and tackle other challenges”.
During his two and a half years as head of the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE), Mihretu oversaw a series of major economic reforms.
In July 2024, the NBE launched a new monetary policy framework as it sought to meet the conditions set by the International Monetary Fund
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