The South Pacific Central Bankers Association with central banks from the region undertook a two-day discussion on 25 working research papers. [Source: Twitter]

Employees of central banks from the region will be given a chance to intern at Reserve Banks of developed nations with bigger economies.

This will be made possible through the South Pacific Central Bankers Association and Australia’s Griffith University, who will be coordinating this opportunity.

University Senior Lecturer, Parmendra Sharma says the collaboration will be strongly focused on enhancing research skills.

“In terms of more collaboration and regional corporation – we aim to work much more closely with them even as co-authors on working papers. We also will work on attaining attachment with some central banks and Griffith as well in terms of building capacity.”

The South Pacific Central Bankers Association with central banks from the region undertook a two-day discussion on 25 working research papers.