The Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates is participating in two key meetings in Asheville, North Carolina, from August 29 to September 1, 2026, as part of the G20 summit series. This series includes the fourth meeting for Deputy Finance Ministers and Deputy Governors of Central Banks and the second meeting of Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors during the United States’ G20 presidency in 2026.
Delegation Leadership and Composition
The UAE Central Bank delegation is led by Ibrahim Obaid Al Zaabi, Assistant Governor for Monetary Policy and Financial Stability. Other members of the delegation include Mohammed Hussein Al Marzooki, Head of the International and Domestic Affairs Department, and Mariam Abdullah Al Zaabi, a manager at the International Organisations Affairs Department.
Key Discussion Topics
These meetings are set to cover a range of priority topics on the G20 agenda, such as global economic developments, monetary policy, economic growth, financial literacy, and the fight against financial fraud. The discussions aim to foster collaboration and sharing of best practices among central banks and finance ministries.
Commitment to International Cooperation
The participation of the Central Bank underscores its commitment to enhancing international monetary and financial cooperation, sharing expertise, and contributing actively to global dialogue on critical issues shaping the financial landscape.
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