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SME Chamber organises an information session with the Central Bank of Malta on Euro banknotes

05 March 2024

The Malta CHamber of SMEs in collaboration with the Central Bank of Malta organised an information session on Euro banknotes.

The Session delivered by Mr Alexander Grima, Senior Officer on Currency Services at the Central Bank was aimed to help understand how to detect counterfeit Euro banknotes and coins, thus safeguarding the business in the process. The session included information about the varying security features found in the Euros and the skills and tools utilised to check for counterfeits.

Members interested to follow the recorded session and the presentation may contact Mr Jamie Tanti on

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