法语国家央行行长会议在金边举办 探讨货币政策与金融创新

分类金融
事件时间2026-05-28 00:00
地点金边
来源柬埔寨投资评论
发布时间2026/06/03 11:00
详情描述
第28届法语国家央行行长会议于2026年5月28日至29日在金边举行。本次会议由柬埔寨国家银行与法国中央银行联合主办,这是柬埔寨继1996年和2011年后,第三次承办该项国际会议。
来自非洲、亚洲、欧洲、中东、美洲及太平洋地区的26位央行行长出席了此次会议。会议以“央行在国家与公众期望下的自主权”为主题,重点探讨了在经济不确定性、地缘政治紧张及数字化转型背景下,央行如何保持独立性,并有效应对来自政府、企业及公众的多元化需求。
与会代表围绕货币政策、金融稳定、治理结构以及技术变革带来的挑战展开了深入讨论。会议旨在通过多方交流,分析央行在当前全球金融环境下的角色演变,以及如何平衡政策自主权与社会各界的期望。
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第28届法语国家央行行长会议于5月28日至29日在金边举行,由柬埔寨国家银行与法国中央银行联合主办。会议汇集了全球26位央行行长,围绕“央行在国家与公众期望下的自主权”主题,深入探讨了货币政策、金融稳定及技术变革带来的挑战。
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[来源: CIR] [分类提示: NEWS]
标题: Chea Serey Brings Francophone Central Bank Governors To Phnom Penh For Discussions On Innovation & Monetary Policy
Cambodia Investment Review
Cambodia hosted the 28th Conference of Governors of Central Banks of Francophone Countries on May 28-29, bringing together central bank leaders from across Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, the Americas and the Pacific to discuss the evolving role of monetary authorities amid technological disruption and growing public expectations.
The conference, organized by the National Bank of Cambodia (NBC) in cooperation with the Banque de France, marked the third time Cambodia has hosted the event following previous editions in 1996 and 2011.
Held under the theme “The Autonomy of Central Banks in the Face of State and Public Expectations,” the gathering brought together 26 governors of francophone central banks for a series of discussions on monetary policy, financial stability, governance and the challenges posed by rapid technological change.
Central Bank Independence Under Scrutiny
The conference focused on how central banks can maintain their independence while responding to increasing demands from governments, businesses and the public in an environment shaped by economic uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and digital transformation.
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Speaking during the event, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde