Sana'a: The Yemeni Consumer Protection Association has honored the Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Mohammed Al-Mahdi, acknowledging the ministry's pivotal role in the success of the Third Digital Financial Consumer Forum and its leadership in advancing digital transformation initiatives across Yemen. This recognition underscores the ministry's commitment to fostering a robust digital financial environment in the country.
According to Yemen News Agency, the acknowledgment extended beyond the Minister to include Deputy Minister Ali Al-Makni and the Ministry's Undersecretary for Financial and Administrative Affairs Ahmed Al-Mutawakil for their significant contributions to the forum's success. The event highlighted the collaborative efforts of various stakeholders in promoting digital transactions and financial literacy.
Minister Al-Mahdi expressed gratitude towards the Consumer Protection Association and the Central Bank for their continuous efforts to enhance awareness of digital transactions. He reaffirmed the ministry's dedication to developing digital financial services by supporting necessary infrastructure and providing essential facilities to ensure the effective implementation of digital financial transformation strategies.
Fadhl Mansour, the President of the Consumer Protection Association, lauded the ministry's efforts and emphasized the importance of strengthening partnerships among government bodies, the banking sector, and private enterprises. Such collaborations are crucial to improving digital services, enabling consumers to access these services efficiently, transparently, and affordably.