CABEI and multilaterals analyze new ethical perspectives to be implemented in their functions

Tegucigalpa, November 24th, 2021.- The Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) participated in the second annual edition of the Ethical Network of Multilateral Organizations (ENMO) Conferences, organized by the European Central Bank, with the purpose of exchanging knowledge on inclusion and ethics management practices.

During this important meeting, the Bank's Ethics Office exchanged experiences and best practices with other multilateral organizations, with whom it also analyzed issues such as discrimination, racism, personal use of social networks and the ethical risks associated with them, in order to promote ethics management among its collaborators.

CABEI Executive President, Dr. Dante Mossi, highlighted CABEI's second participation in the ENMO this year and underscored the importance of the Bank's Code of Ethics: "Our actions are based on the parameters stipulated by ethical values, institutional principles and standards of behavior, so that we can guarantee transparent performance, integrity and commitment to our region”.

The Bank's intervention in events such as ENMO contributes to the identification of common risks regarding unethical behavior and good practices in development institutions, providing a space for the prevention of situations where ethics may be compromised.