Partner Regions

Africa	Cape Verde     Egypt     Tunisia
America (Central)	El Salvador
Asia	Cambodia     China     Kazakhstan     Laos     Lebanon     Mongolia     Uzbekistan     Vietnam
Europe	Albania     Azerbaijan     Belarus     Bosnia and Herzegovina     Bulgaria     Croatia     Cyprus     Czech Republic     Estonia     Georgia     Hungary     Kosovo     Latvia     Lithuania     Macedonia     Malta     Moldova     Montenegro     Poland     Romania     Russia     Serbia     Slovakia     Slovenia     Turkey     Ukraine

Offering assistance to an ever increasing area

The Luxembourg Government decides on the countries it wishes to assist with financed programmes. To some extent, decisions made by the ATTF incorporate the perspectives of the European Union. The geographical area of the actions of the ATTF has increased from Central and Eastern Europe to include South-East Europe, the Mediterranean basin, areas in Caucasus, Central Asia and the Far East (China, Laos, Mongolia, Uzbekistan and Vietnam), in Africa (Cape Verde Islands), in Latin America (Salvador).

Due to these circumstances the ATTF trainees with a quite homogeneous level at the beginning, have become extremely diverse and now have a very broad heterogeneity. The Agency has strongly increased and developed its activities and is more and more tailor made driven.

The ATTF strives to be adaptable to the needs of each partner area and will continue to do so in the hopes that it can offer a real and effective contribution to the banking and financial structures of the many countries concerned, and in some cases an indirect contribution to the fight against poverty.

In the partner countries, the ATTF may rely on a growing network of official institutions: Ministries, Central Banks, Banking Associations and Training Institutes (Banking/Financial). The partnerships have been mainly designated within the framework of cooperation agreements. In line with this cooperation, they represent the whole financial community of their respective countries. From time to time the ATTF organises study visits in these countries, to define, or re-define with the country's local partners the guidelines of their co-operation. The partner country can therefore make use of this extensive network of contacts.