Mexican Senate and Mexican Bankers Association strengthen collaboration, Digi Mart USA News (Mexico): Senate President Higinio Martínez Miranda received Emilio Romano Mussali, president of the Asociación de Bancos de México, for a meeting on strengthening the relationship and collaboration between the two institutions.
The two sides proposed holding more frequent meetings between lawmakers and banking representatives to exchange information on issues affecting the banking sector, including business financing and digitalization, and to extend banking benefits to more workers and communities.
They also welcomed the entry into force of the Digital Economy Law for Digital and Electronic Payments, which promotes the adoption and use of electronic payment methods for various procedures and services.
Martínez Miranda said he was pleased to host Romano Mussali and members of his team for a working session on shared interests. He said the Senate will always keep its doors open to communication between the legislative branch and the association, stating that dialogue and collaboration are essential to building agreements that support the country’s development.
The Asociación de Bancos de México, founded in 1928, currently includes 54 multiple-service banking institutions that generate 278,000 jobs nationwide. The association stated that the meeting was intended to establish a permanent channel of communication.
