Partner Regions
The Luxembourg government selects the countries that wishes to assist through its subsidized programmes. These countries are listed below.
In the various partner countries, the House of Training - ATTF relies on a network of official institutions:
- Banks Associations
- Central Banks
- Financial/Banking Sector Supervisory Authorities
- Ministries of Economy and Finance
- Institutes for training in banking representing the banking industry
The partnerships have been largely designated within cooperation agreements between the government of Luxembourg and the countries concerned. Our partners are required to represent the whole financial community of their respective countries. Periodically, the House of Training – ATTF organizes study visits to these countries, in order to define or update their assistance strategies or to discuss and gather specific assistance needs.
List of countries:
Africa
Benin Burkina Faso Burundi Cameroon Cape Verde Egypt Ivory Coast Mali Niger Nigeria Rwanda Senegal Sierra Leone Togo Tunisia West African Economic & Monetary Union
America (Central)
Asia
China Kazakhstan Lebanon Mongolia Philippines Vietnam
Europe
Albania Armenia Azerbaijan Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic Estonia Georgia Hungary Kosovo Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Macedonia Moldova Montenegro Poland Romania Russia Serbia Slovakia Slovenia TEST Turkey Ukraine
House of Training / ATTF events
Programme
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From 05/12 to 06/12/2019
Seminar: Strategy and Best Practices under the light of the Bank of tomorrow: a forward-looking analysis of our future challenges
Where: Chisinau, Moldova
Testimonial
Lluga Enida - Albania
Tirana Bank
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Selling Financial Services & Managing Client Relationships
2018-05-28 / Tirana
The seminar was perfectly perfect. Alex Kloos is an amazing trainer. We learned a lot from him and from each other and I’m sure that all of us are going to practice what we learned in those 3 days of training. Communication and practice were the strongest topics. The seminar will improve our communication skills and being more professional in our daily work: listening more to the people and being more tolerant, respecting their ideas and comparing to our own ideas.
