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The event brought together students from Grades 5 to 12 for an interactive discussion on financial literacy.
Mohamed Hilmy
18 March 2026, 14:26
The Maldives Monetary Authority (MMA) successfully hosted a dynamic and engaging youth-focused session, “Smart Money Talks: Youth Dialogue,” as part of Global Money Week 2026.
The event brought together students from Grades 5 to 12 for an interactive discussion on financial literacy, encouraging young participants to think critically about money, choices, and building a smarter financial future.
Ahmed Riza - Financial Literacy Avocate and former senior banker was guest speaker whom led insightful conversations that resonated strongly with the audience. Students actively participated, asking thoughtful questions and sharing their perspectives, creating a lively and meaningful dialogue.
Participants were also given a unique opportunity to explore the role of the central bank, learn about how cash is managed, and gain practical knowledge on saving and spending habits. The session highlighted the importance of starting financial education early, empowering young people to make informed decisions.
According to MMA, the event exceeded expectations, with enthusiastic participation and strong engagement from students throughout. The organizers noted that the curiosity and openness displayed by the participants were key to the session’s success.
The Youth Dialogue is part of MMA’s broader efforts under Global Money Week to promote financial literacy across the Maldives. With limited slots available, participation was on a first-come, first-served basis, reflecting the high level of interest among students.
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