Guatemala hosts the 56th edition of the Annual Assembly of the Latin American Federation of Banks

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Guatemala City, Nov 11 (AGN).- On November 14, the opening ceremony of the 56th edition of the Annual Assembly of the Latin American Federation of Banks (Felaban), a special event hosted by Guatemala.

This meeting has the support of the Guatemalan Banking Association (ABG). The objective is to promote direct relationships between financial and banking entities, with which it seeks to generate an impact on the development of Latin America.

For this edition, the participation of at least 1,500 bankers and representatives of the world’s financial sector is scheduled. Likewise, there will be renowned panelists who will address economic and monetary issues at a global level.

Diary

Regarding this 56th edition of Felaban, the agenda from November 12 to 15 includes various extended meetings prior to the opening ceremony. Likewise, in said event it is planned to carry out business roundtables and events to promote networking, among others.

The activity also allows Guatemala to publicize the actions carried out by the central government in promoting the economy and development for the well-being of Guatemalans.

The foregoing is part of the efforts of the Guatemala does not Stop plan, which promotes the country as an attraction for the generation of investments.

We are in #Guatemala in the third extended meetings within the framework of the 56th Assembly of @FelabanOnline pic.twitter.com/qgP9s0rBsk

— FELABAN (@FelabanOnline) November 11, 2022

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The Latin American Federation of Banks was founded 57 years ago and brings together, through their respective banking associations, more than 600 banks and financial entities in 18 Latin American countries.

From this account, it supports, through its congresses, international training programs, economic studies, and regional impact projects that contribute to the dissemination of knowledge and the implementation of best financial practices.

Meanwhile, the Guatemalan Banking Association (ABG) is a civil union entity. It is made up of all those banking entities and private financial companies, which are authorized to operate in the country. The ABG was established on September 8, 1961.

With information from Monica Molina.