Financial inclusion improving in Tajikistan, says World Bank
Country head says institution’s partnership with central bank is also improving corporate governance
Co-operation with the National Bank of Tajikistan has advanced financial inclusion and the quality of corporate governance in the country, the World Bank’s representative in the central Asian state tells Central Banking.
“The World Bank Group’s engagement with the National Bank of Tajikistan is ongoing and encompasses regular policy dialogue, technical assistance, analytical work, and lending operations,” says Gael Raballand, World Bank Group country manager for Tajikistan. He adds that this
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