Welcome remarks, Ebrahim k Ebrahim, CEO, MenaMoney

Conference Opening by:

H.E. Head of Government, Republic of Tunisia

H.E. Governor, Tunisian Central Bank, Mr. Fethi Zouhair Nouri

H.E. Minister of Finance, Tunisia, Mrs. Sihem Boughdiri

• The rationale for preparing a financial literacy strategy
• The vision, goals and expected results of a financial literacy strategy
• Target groups and the pillars of the financial literacy strategy
• Practical steps to prepare a financial literacy strategy and methodology for completion and follow-up
• Governance of preparing the financial literacy strategy (governance structures and coordination mechanism)
• Success factors of the financial literacy strategy
• Experiences of countries participating in the conference

Interventions from international bodies (ILO - World Bank - OCDE - AFI)

Speakers from international donors, NGOs (ADA) and from participating countries - Tunisia, Morocco, Jordan, Egypt..

(Self-financing, international donors, NGOs....)

• Interventions from international donors and non-governmental organizations
• Experiences of some countries participating in the conference

How much knowledge Arab households have today around risk, savings, investment, insurance and economic conditions? This is the essence of financial and insurance inclusion. How can we get more people appreciate that financial literacy could be the key to their life success? How can we work on opportunities for financial literacy and wellness at the workplace? What features and characteristics households need to look for in the long-term savings, investments and protection products they choose? How can we create a thriving savings and protection sector in the Arab financial industry?

Digital finance as a pillar for digital payments and digital economy

Intervention by the Central Bank of Tunisia, the Tunisian Monetary Company, the Tunisian Post, and the telco company “Orange”

How to ensure the integrity of financial digitization

And the experiences of some participating countries (Jordan) GOPAC, the Central Bank of Jordan, and the Hussein Fund for Creativity and Excellence (Malaysia, Rwanda, Egypt...)