Central reveals the existence of a tendency to allocate places for private banks in colleges and universities

10/03/2019 11:16 AM |

The Central Bank announced the existence of a tendency to allocate places for private banks in colleges and universities to be the goal of financial education for students. The Director of Payments Department in the bank, Suha Abdul Karim said in a press statement seen by the "Covenant News" that some countries introduced this type of education in the curriculum, Which made Iraq think of such thinking to open places in private colleges and universities to provide services to students, so that the student has the ability to manage his financial life after graduating.

"The majority of students do not know how to apply for a loan to start their project, how to pay off any bank that provides good services and benefit from its work," said Abdul-Karim, adding that the process of opening places dedicated to banks make him understand positions and reduce the process of manipulation and forcing banks to provide services properly.

She pointed out that the education demanded universities so that the student can inquire about the services that can be provided by the bank, the distribution of cards to students and coordination between banks, stressing that this segment can lead the country in the future and must learn the latest techniques in the disposal of money, The maturity generation amid the use of the latest electronic technology in mobile or computers and other, and away from the old and worn out in the use of paper criticism, which began to recede in the world little by little.




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