He was speaking in Lilongwe on Wednesday during the inaugural Financial Inclusion Indaba and launch of the National Strategy for Financial Inclusion (NSFI) at Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC).

He said the country’s economy is on a good course and is fully recovering from all the shocks.

“This launch of the financial inclusion is to see to it that the financial and banking sector reach out to those that are failing to access banking services and how best they can participate in these services,” said Kabambe.

The Governor said the country’s focus should be on how to grow the economy. Therefore, he called for a collective responsibility to ensure steady and sustainable growth of the country’s economy.

“This launch of the financial inclusion is to see to it that the financial and banking sector reach out to those that are failing to access banking services and how best they can participate in these services.

“Maybe as entrepreneurs, how do we ensure that every single Malawian in the country is part to the financial sector activities so that we move our country forward and that the country can produce more output, create more jobs and ensure that we create wealthy for prosperity of our nation,” Kabambe said.

He further highlighted some concerns from the public on the high rate of interest in commercial banks and other service providers in the banking and financial sector.