The Monetary Authority Graduates the Third Class from Its Academy

SadaNews - The Palestinian Monetary Authority organized the graduation ceremony for the third class from the Monetary Authority Academy, under the patronage and participation of His Excellency the Governor Mr. Yahya Shanar, with the presence of Deputy Governor Mr. Mohammed Manasrah, and a number of directors from the Monetary Authority. Twenty-four trainees completed the specialized training program that lasted six months, during which the participants gained theoretical and practical knowledge in financial and banking work fields, including the Monetary Authority's roles in financial stability, banking and non-banking supervision, developing national payment systems, enhancing financial inclusion, market discipline, consumer protection, crisis management and continuity, economic studies, combating financial crimes, and developing relationships and cooperation with regional and international financial institutions, in addition to information technology, digital transformation, risk management, and human resource management, alongside administrative and technical skills that enhance their readiness to engage efficiently in the labor market. In his speech during the ceremony, the governor emphasized that this achievement represents the beginning of a new professional phase for the graduates, praising their efforts and commitment to completing the program requirements despite the difficult circumstances. He also noted that the program aims to qualify young cadres capable of meeting the needs of the financial and banking sector. He expressed his pride in the academy's graduates, indicating that previous classes have joined the Monetary Authority or continued their professional careers by working in financial institutions, reflecting the program's impact on enhancing national competencies. The governor pointed out that the goal of establishing the academy has been achieved, as it provided trainees with the opportunity to gain practical and theoretical experiences and prepared them for the labor market, which contributes to providing the appropriate and qualified expertise that meets the needs of the financial and banking sector, reaffirming the Monetary Authority's commitment to developing human capital and investing in competencies, equipping them with the necessary expertise for the labor market.