He said: “Together we are working towards stronger economies, stronger governance, stronger connectivity and stronger societies.” While our EU twinning project is just one building block in this broadly based cooperation process, no one should overlook the fact that central banks in particular are important government institutions. After all, they ensure that monetary systems continue functioning both at a national and an international level.
Economic systems based on the division of labour need stable money to run smoothly. You see, only stable money serves the general public and enterprises in equal measure as a medium of 1/3  BIS central bankers' speeches  exchange, unit of account and store of value.