Bank Managers: The Replacement Process Went Satisfactorily on the First Day
Port Sudan – Sudanhorizon
The Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Sudan, Mohamed Osman Ahmed, Head of the Operations and Follow-Ups Division for Currency Replacement, confirmed the bank’s keenness on the success of the currency exchange process, and stressed the cooperation of all concerned parties in order to guarantee the rights of citizens and facilitate the procedures accompanying the exchange.
This came during his inauguration of the currency replacement process from within the treasury of the Bank of Sudan, Port Sudan branch.
He indicated the readiness of the Central Bank to overcome all problems facing banks during the exchange process, calling on all bank branch managers to simplify the procedures for opening bank accounts for the public to enable them to deposit their money, considering that the replacement this time is done through depositing in bank accounts only.
The directors of the commercial banks’ branches in Port Sudan praised the inspection visit of the Central Bank delegation, stressing that the replacement process went satisfactorily on the first day, despite the high turnout of citizens, as the banks worked hard to open accounts and activate some of them, while increasing the deposit and withdrawal windows and customer service.
Yesterday, on Tuesday, the process of replacing the currency of the thousand and five hundred pounds denominations was launched in all bank branches in the states targeted for replacement.
A delegation from the Central Bank of Sudan, headed by Abdul Rahman Muhammad Abdul Rahman, Chairman of the Operations and Follow-Up Division, Committee for Currency Replacement, and some directors of departments at the bank, plus members of the Operations and Follow-up Division and members of the Media Campaign Committee for Replacement, conducted an inspection visit that included a number of branches of commercial banks in Port Sudan with the aim of monitoring the progress of all replacement operations on its first day and ensuring the banks’ readiness to implement the replacement process with ease and simplicity, and to sense the degree of public satisfaction, especially opening bank accounts and deposit and withdrawal operations.