AAMBFS and the Financial Regulatory Authority Sign Cooperation Protocol to Enhance Human Capital in the Non-Banking Financial Sector
In line with their commitment to investing in human capital and developing the workforce in the non-banking financial sector, The Arab Academy for Management, Banking and Financial Sciences (AAMBFS) signed a cooperation protocol with the Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA). The agreement supports Egypt’s efforts to enhance the efficiency and competitiveness of non-banking financial markets, in alignment with Egypt Vision 2030.
The protocol aims to enhance the administrative and professional competencies of the Authority’s employees and supervised entities through the Academy’s postgraduate programs, in addition to facilitating the exchange of knowledge and expertise to improve institutional performance and strengthen executive capabilities in financial regulation.
The protocol was signed by:
- Dr. Amr El-Nahas – Vice President of AAMBFS for Business Development and Training
- Dr. Mohamed Abdel Aziz – Assistant Chairman of the Authority
In his remarks, Prof. Dr. Mostafa Hodeib, President of AAMBFS, stated that this cooperation reflects the Academy’s commitment to supporting the Authority with its academic expertise and specialized programs, aimed at enhancing executive and managerial leadership. He emphasized that human capital development is a cornerstone of achieving sustainable development and Egypt Vision 2030.
For his part, Dr. Islam Azzam, Chairman of the Financial Regulatory Authority, highlighted that the protocol represents an important step toward investing in human capital within the non-banking financial sector, contributing to improved institutional performance and the development of competencies capable of keeping pace with rapid market changes. He also praised the Academy as a trusted academic partner in capacity building.
Dr. Rascha Ragheb, First Vice President of AAMBFS, expressed her sincere appreciation for the Authority’s efforts in developing human resources in the financial sector, wishing continued success in achieving further milestones.
This cooperation reaffirms both parties’ commitment to enhancing human development and strengthening leadership capabilities in one of the most vital sectors supporting the national economy.
