The Central Bank of Venezuela announced that it is participating in the International Monetary Fund and World Bank Group annual meetings in Bangkok from Oct. 12 to 18. Venezuela’s welcome as a member of the 121st Meeting of Governors and Assembly of the Center for Latin American Monetary Studies was also reaffirmed, extending the central bank’s renewed engagement with the regional body following its reentry in May. The meetings cover artificial intelligence preparedness and IMF governance reform, including exchanges on other central banks’ experience with AI. The central bank characterized its participation, together with Venezuela’s seat at the G24 countries’ meeting, as part of its normalization of multilateral financial relations and as a monetary policy action intended to open channels for technical cooperation.
Central Bank of Venezuela joins IMF and World Bank annual meetings and reaffirms participation in CEMLA assembly
The Central Bank of Venezuela is participating in the IMF and World Bank annual meetings in Bangkok, where Venezuela’s participation in the 121st CEMLA governors meeting and assembly was reaffirmed. The engagement builds on its recent return to CEMLA and is intended to expand technical cooperation, including exchanges on artificial intelligence and monetary and exchange rate policy.