Signing a Cooperation Agreement between IBFTS and the Egyptian Banking Institute
Cairo was the city where the signing of a cooperation agreement was successfully done between the Institute of Banking and Financial Training and Studies (IBFTS) – Libya and the Egyptian Banking Institute, marking a strategic step toward strengthening cooperation frameworks and advancing training, research, and professional development within the banking sector.
The agreement aims to achieve several shared objectives, most notably:
1.Strengthening sustainable and effective cooperation in training, academic, scientific, research, and development fields.
2.Organizing joint workshops and specialized discussion forums to exchange expertise and experiences in consultancy and professional programs of mutual interest.
3.Developing and implementing joint training programs across various specializations.
4.Exchanging experts and trainers between both institutions to enhance human capital efficiency.
5.Providing remote training programs through electronic platforms.
6.Delivering joint consultancy services in training and development fields.
7.Implementing consultancy projects aimed at addressing challenges within the banking sector.
8.Exchanging information and expertise in the field of strategic consultancy.
9.Collaborating on the design of professional certifications for selected specialized roles.
10.Cooperating in the development of scientific content and training materials for accredited training packages offered by both institutions.
Attendees at the Signing Ceremony
The ceremony was attended from the Egyptian institute:
Dr. Abdel Aziz Nasser, Executive Director of the Egyptian Banking Institute
Ms. Zeinab Abdel Razek, Head of Business Development, International Cooperation, and Program Implementation
Mr. Ahmed Shoaib, Head of Training and Assessment
And from the Libyan institute by:
Mr. Ahmed Othman, General Director of the Institute of Banking and Financial Training and Studies
Dr. Abualeid Al-Ayyash, Secretary of the Board of Directors
Ms. Arwa Mohammed Al-Jefayri, Director of the International Relations Office
This agreement represents a pivotal step in strengthening the Institute’s role in developing the human resources ecosystem within the Libyan banking sector. It contributes to building national competencies capable of keeping pace with ongoing transformations and operating in accordance with international best professional practices.