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Financial Inclusion Week Monday 08 April 2019 50 Mohamed Sherif Abu Maysam On the 25th of this April, the Financial Inclusion Week will be launched as part of a program aimed at reaching banking services to all citizens across the country and to various community groups. It seems that the relevant authorities prepared the preparations for an economic demonstration over the course of the week, which includes activities that promote the new banking products and contribute to the delivery of services easily and promote banking awareness, and thus contribute to enhance confidence between working banks and the general public to a stage in which the culture of saving in the hope of withdrawing The cash-strapped mass into the banking arena. Financial inclusiveness means creating more opportunities for the public to access banking services, making the financial trading arena accessible to all, and a stimulating environment for withdrawing the accumulated cash mass through the provision of various financial services through the Sharia channels represented by banks and other financial institutions, ensuring that non-official means of trading and transactions Unregulated and supervised finances, which often expose the public to cases of extortion and extortion. Many countries in the world have resorted to similar programs of financial inclusion in order to achieve the goals of sustainable development through an endless function when reaching the targets. Financial institutions are committed to providing the best services and creating more banking products that satisfy customers and encourage them to deal with them continuously. Because the financial coverage is directed by the relevant official bodies, especially the Central Bank, it is necessary to use this week to review the vocabulary of the annual financial coverage program, which has been in operation since 2016, and not only the manifestations of the celebration, And the introduction of technologies in banks operating in the country. Since there is no real financial coverage without standards of measurement, what is the benefit of introducing technologies in banking unless it is reflected in the rates of deposits and credit rates? And what is the benefit of conferences, training workshops, disbursements and development workshops, unless this is reflected in the rates of dealing with the public? Salary settlement of bank employees unless reflected in current account opening rates for the general public? What can be said about public protection unless the public receives fair and transparent treatment in proceedings that are still complex and routine in government banks in particular?
