The Central Bank of Comoros and the Central Bank of Tunisia have signed an institutional cooperation agreement to deepen collaboration across core central banking and financial sector functions. Signed on April 7, 2026, at the Central Bank of Tunisia's headquarters in Tunis, the agreement establishes a structured framework for cooperation and exchange of expertise between the two institutions. The cooperation is set to cover monetary policy, financial stability, banking supervision, modernization of payment systems, financial inclusion and financial technology. It also includes institutional capacity building through expert exchanges, training programs and technical assistance missions. In remarks cited in the release, the Central Bank of Comoros' governor said the partnership would also extend to digital innovation and cybersecurity, and would support the bank's efforts to modernize infrastructure and strengthen monetary policy.