Muscat – he agreement outlines several areas of cooperation, including the exchange of expertise on green finance, Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), financial literacy, and instant payment systems.
The two institutions will also engage in joint research initiatives focused on key topics such as monetary policy, financial stability, and supervision, and other related disciplines
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