The Tunisian banking sector has demonstrated its resilience, Neji Ghandri, President of the Banking and Financial Council, stated during the 16th edition of the Africa Banking Forum, which began on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.
This annual event brings together banking industry leaders and experts to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the banking sector in Africa.
In this context, Ghandri noted during his interview with Expresso that organizing such events in Tunisia provides an opportunity to assess the performance of Tunisian banks and compare them to their counterparts across the African continent.
He added that this forum can help establish relationships between Tunisian and African banks, while promoting investment and exports to the continent, highlighting the opportunities offered by African countries.
The President of the Banking and Financial Council also emphasized that this forum will strengthen partnerships among African banks and underscore their role in supporting trade and economic integration in Africa. It will also address digital transformation and the latest trends and technologies in the banking sector.
Furthermore, he stressed that the Tunisian banking sector has proven its robustness despite global geopolitical and economic changes, explaining that Tunisian expertise and the role of the Central Bank have helped mitigate risks.
He clarified that the Central Bank continuously monitors and oversees the banking sector to prevent potential issues or risks.
