South Korea’s Ministry of Economy and Finance is hosting senior finance ministry and central bank officials from 11 Asian countries for training from Nov. 9 to 13. The program combines sessions on Korea’s economic development, financial policies and international financial safety nets with visits to financial institutions and reviews of digital budget accounting and money laundering prevention systems.
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South Korea’s Ministry of Economy and Finance is holding its 19th training program for senior finance ministry and central bank officials from 11 Asian countries from Nov. 9 to 13. Sessions will cover South Korea’s economic growth experience and major economic and financial policies, alongside international financial cooperation through global and regional financial safety nets.
Participants will visit the Bank of Korea, Korea Exchange, Shinhan Bank and Hana Bank. They will also examine financial infrastructure, including digital budget and accounting systems and systems to prevent money laundering. The training series began in 2007, and this edition brings together officials from six Association of Southeast Asian Nations countries, Mongolia and four Central Asian countries.
South Korea's Ministry of Economy and Finance has launched a two week training program for midlevel finance ministry and central bank officials from 13 Asian countries. The program will present South Korea's policy experience in areas including capital market development and digital budget accounting, alongside visits to institutions such as the…