A Delegation from the Financial Market Council (FMC) Recently Conducted an Official Visit to the Bank of France (BoF) to Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation and Share Best Practices in Financial Culture and Education
This visit is part of the implementation of the cooperation agreement signed in May 2025 with the Financial Education Department (EDUCFI) of the Bank of France.
Key Discussions and Outcomes
The discussions focused on the main axes of the Bank of France's financial education strategy, as well as its initiatives targeting the general public, young people, vulnerable groups, and entrepreneurs. The French representatives also presented digital tools and educational portals developed to facilitate access to financial information.
Meetings with Regulatory Authorities
The Tunisian delegation also held meetings with officials from the Prudential Supervision and Resolution Authority (ACPR), discussing consumer protection mechanisms and financial supervision systems.
Presentation of Tunisia's Strategic Framework
The FMC representatives presented the national strategic framework and actions undertaken in Tunisia in the field of financial education, in line with their mission to protect savings and promote market transparency. They notably presented initiatives to raise awareness among young people and students about basic financial market concepts, as well as educational materials disseminated to the general public.
Objectives of the Cooperation
This cooperation between the FMC and the Bank of France aims to consolidate financial culture in Tunisia and strengthen confidence in the financial market through better education of citizens and investors. By sharing best practices and expertise, both parties seek to promote financial literacy and stability in the region.
