FRA signs cooperation protocol with BUE to boost literacy of non-banking financial activities

Mohamed Farid, Chairperson of the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA), and Mohamed Lotfy, President of the British University in Egypt (BUE), signed a joint cooperation protocol to spread the culture and awareness of non-banking financial activities, at the Authority’s headquarters in the Smart Village.

The protocol was signed in the presence of Ahmed El Sheikh, Vice President of the Authority; Mohamed Abdel Aziz, Assistant to the President of the Authority; Muhammad Ayad, Director of the Media Center at the Authority; Waduda Badran, Dean of the Faculty of Economics, Political Science and Business Administration at BUE; Rasha Mabrouk, CEO of Media and Marketing; Fardous Rizk, Vice President for Student Affairs; and Muhammad Rashwan, Head of the Department of Business Administration Faculty of Economics, Political Science and Business Administration.

FRA Chairperson Mohamed Farid said that the cooperation protocol with BUE aims to exchange academic and practical experiences and knowledge in various disciplines and non-banking financial activities. The university plays an inherent, important role in spreading culture among new generations, to diversify and increase the channels and mechanisms of joint cooperation with all active parties, achieving the authority’s vision of financial, insurance and investment inclusion.

BUE, through this protocol, aims to motivate young people to explore entrepreneurship, generate job opportunities, cooperating in implementing the awareness plan with the authority’s ambassadors who have obtained a certificate of financial awareness.

Source: Daily News Egypt