Participants from 19 small countries including the Isle of Man will take part in the annual Small Countries Financial Management Programme this weekend.
The first event in Douglas on June 29 brings together senior officials from central banks and financial regulators in some of the world's poorest and remote nations.
The Small Countries Financial Management Centre is a charity which has seen over 330 people take part in the programme in the last 15 years.
It's seen over 330 people take part in the programme in the last 15 years.
The final event will take place at the University of Oxford on July 12.
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