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Experts discuss financial inclusion at FRA seminar
The General Authority for Financial Control, in collaboration with the United Nations Women, the National Council for Women, the European Union, and the Dutch Embassy, organized a seminar titled "Financial Inclusion and Sustainable Development" to discuss the role of financial inclusion in promoting economic growth and enhancing community efficiency, with a special focus on empowering women economically. Statistics showed that 53% of beneficiaries of small and micro enterprises funding in Egypt are women, with funding amounts reaching 74 billion Egyptian pounds. This contributes to improving living standards and supporting comprehensive development. The participants discussed the challenges and mechanisms for expanding financial inclusion, emphasizing innovation in designing financial products, the importance of financial literacy, and strengthening international cooperation to share best practices and achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.
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