South Sudan Central Bank has launched a four years’ strategic plan for 2018 to 2022 to achieve its outstanding performance in financial system.
The plan is expected to help in banking activities among others.
Central Bank Governor, Othom Rago Ajak adds that the plan aims to foster and maintain price and financial stability, through excellent regulatory frameworks.
He stresses that the strategic plan will also assist the institution to achieve its objectives of promoting transparency, accountability, professionalism and efficiency.
First Vice President, Taban Deng Gai, urges central bank to cooperate with the public institutions, including universities to assist in the implementation of the plan.
Meanwhile, Vice President, Dr James Wani Iga, calls for independency of the bank to allow it operates freely.
This is the first-time central bank launches such a strategic plan since its establishment as an independent national financial institution from Sudan.