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Liberia: CBL Urges Greater Financial Inclusion For Women, Says Liberia’s Economic Growth Depends On It

CBL Deputy Governor for Operations, Mr. James B. Wilfred

Monrovia, Liberia – The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) has underscored the critical importance of women’s financial inclusion as a key driver of national economic growth, calling for stronger collaboration among government, financial institutions, development partners and the private sector to remove barriers preventing women from fully participating in Liberia’s formal economy.

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