The discussions were also attended by representatives of the US Agency for International Development (USAID), as well as representatives from Norway - a country where financial education games are an initiative supported by advanced digital technologies offered by the Learning Centre at the Central Bank of Oslo.
"Financial education is about learning the skills needed to make wise financial decisions, understanding the concepts of saving, investing, spending and managing money properly. A good understanding of these concepts creates a solid basis for responsible long-term financial decisions, and young people will have all the information they need to build a stable financial future", said Anca Dragu.
In this context, Dan Perciun said that the ministry he leads makes sustained efforts to provide an attractive and efficient learning environment for young people in Moldova and innovative tools are of great help.
The discussions highlighted the benefits of financial education through play to develop responsible financial behaviour and help young people make informed decisions for a prosperous financial future.
