Artur Javadyan left for Moscow to participate in the 38th meeting of the Club of Heads of Central Banks of Central Asia, the Black Sea region and the Balkans

ArmInfo. Chairman of the Central Bank of Armenia Artur Javadyan left for Moscow to participate in the 38th meeting of the Club of Heads of Central Banks of Central Asia, the Black Sea region and the Balkans. As the press service of the Central Bank of Armenia told ArmInfo, this session will discuss topics related to financial technologies, in particular global trends and regulatory approaches.

According to the source, the meetings of A. Javadyan with the chairmen of a number of central banks and heads of financial structures are envisaged.

Note that the Club of Heads of Central Banks of Central Asia, the Black Sea region and the Balkans was founded in 1998. The members of the Club are the central banks of 25 countries: Albania, Belarus, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Russia, Armenia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Ukraine, Greece, Israel, China, Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Turkey, Croatia, the Czech Republic and Montenegro.