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16.06.2015
The Governors of the Central Banks of Belarus, Russian Federation, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, Head of Interstate Bank, representatives of the Eurasian Development Bank, Integration Committee Secretariat and also Permanent Commission of the EurAsEC member states will take part in the Meeting.
It is planned that the progress of execution of the 31 Meeting’s decisions of this Council, measures on support of banking sector and financial stability of EurAsEC member states, global analysis’s results of exchange payments on turnover of commodities, overview of national currency rates and their change and other important banking issues will be considered during this meeting.
According to the approved agenda this meeting will last for two days and be completed by signing of the 32 Meeting of Council of Central (National) banks’ Governors of the EurAsEC member states’ protocol.
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NBT
The meeting of Central banks’ Governors of the EurAsEC member states has started in Khujand
Today, on June 16 of current year the 32 Meeting of Council of Central (National) banks’ management of the Eurasian Economic Community (EurAsEC) member states has started its work in Khujand.The Governors of the Central Banks of Belarus, Russian Federation, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, Head of Interstate Bank, representatives of the Eurasian Development Bank, Integration Committee Secretariat and also Permanent Commission of the EurAsEC member states will take part in the Meeting.
It is planned that the progress of execution of the 31 Meeting’s decisions of this Council, measures on support of banking sector and financial stability of EurAsEC member states, global analysis’s results of exchange payments on turnover of commodities, overview of national currency rates and their change and other important banking issues will be considered during this meeting.
According to the approved agenda this meeting will last for two days and be completed by signing of the 32 Meeting of Council of Central (National) banks’ Governors of the EurAsEC member states’ protocol.
Press-service
NBT