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I am particularly pleased that on the last day of the Conference the honored governors, board members and experts from the European Central Bank, De Nederlandsche Bank, Banco de Portugal, Croatian National Bank, Bulgarian National Bank, National Bank of Belgium, Global Sovereign Advisors and the National Bank of the Republic of Macedonia will reflect on innovations and cooperation as the main drivers of the European payment integration as well as on how consumers, firms and government users will pay in the future. Without further ado, I now declare the 10th jubilee Conference on Payments and Market Infrastructures open. I wish you pleasant days here in Ohrid and many fruitful discussions. Thank you! 2/2  BIS central bankers' speeches