Meeting of the National Committee for Financial Education: High Level of Implementation of the 2025 Action Plan
18/02/2026
The National Committee for the Development of Financial Education held its meeting today, chaired by the CBCG Governor, Irena Radović. The meeting was attended by Committee members – Anđela Jakšić Stojanović, Minister of Education, Science and Innovation; Novica Vuković, Minister of Finance; Željko Drinčić, President of the Capital Market Authority; and Marko Ivanović, President of the Council of the Insurance Supervision Agency.
The Committee discussed the Report on the Implementation of the 2025 Action Plan for the Development of Financial Education, carried out within the Financial Education Development Programme in Montenegro 2023–2027, coordinated by the CBCG.
Of the total 99 planned activities, 83 have been implemented, or 84% of the overall number. This marks a high level of implementation of the Action Plan and confirms the institutions’ strong commitment to the development of financial literacy in Montenegro. These activities mainly focused on young people through workshops, lectures, debates and modern educational formats, with the focus to include other target groups in the forthcoming period.
The Committee endorsed recommendations for further strengthening institutional capacities, improving coordination and developing innovative educational approaches, aimed to ensure continuity and an even higher level of implementation of planned activities.
The meeting also addressed the development of a web platform for financial literacy, envisaged under the 2026 Financial Education Action Plan. The platform will serve as a central hub for publishing educational materials and digital content intended for various target groups, with the aim of increasing the accessibility and visibility of activities in this area.
Committee members expressed their confidence that continued partnership and the development of modern digital tools will further contribute to the systematic strengthening of financial literacy among Montenegrin citizens.