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          Tunisia is seeking $4 billion in funding from the IMF, which could help it to steer the nation out of its worst economic and financial crisis. Reuters

          Tunisia aims to cut fiscal deficit to 5.5% in 2023 amid economic reforms

          EconomyDecember 24, 2022
          A man sells freshly picked berries in Kabul, Afghanistan, one of the countries spending at least a tenth of its export revenue to pay off rising debts. Nearly 75 countries, including Afghanistan, Ghana, Yemen and Ethiopia, are eligible to receive IDA resources. AFP

          Poorest nations spend over 10% of export revenue on debt payments

          EconomyDecember 06, 2022
          Although the reopening of host economies has supported migrant employment, rising prices have hit real incomes and payments sent home, the World Bank said. Pawan Singh / The National

          Global remittances set for 5% growth in 2022 despite economic headwinds

          MoneyDecember 02, 2022
          The world's poorest countries' annual debt service to official bilateral creditors increased 35 per cent over the past year, the World Bank said. Reuters

          Poorest countries owing $62bn in bilateral debt now at risk of default, World Bank warns

          EconomyDecember 02, 2022
          The Dubai skyline. The UAE and Saudi Arabia led the economic growth of the six member economies of the GCC this year. AFP

          Pandemic mitigation success sets up GCC economies to double growth this year

          EconomyNovember 30, 2022
          The weak Lebanese pound has led to enormous increases in the prices of goods and services, as companies seek to pass costs on to their customers. AP

          Depreciating Lebanese pound fuels inflation as financial losses mount

          EconomyNovember 24, 2022
          The Royal Commission for AlUla and the World Bank will identify and develop heritage and tourism-focused SME operations. Photo: RCU

          Royal Commission for AlUla and World Bank sign sustainable regeneration pact

          Travel and TourismNovember 22, 2022
          The Riyadh skyline. Saudi Arabia's economy is forecast to grow 8.3 per cent in 2022, a World Bank report has said. Reuters

          GCC economies set to grow by 6.9% in 2022, World Bank says

          EconomyOctober 31, 2022
          An Air France aircraft is filled with sustainable aviation fuel before its first flight from Nice to Paris. Reuters

          Sustainable aviation fuel production 'must expand beyond OECD'

          AviationOctober 29, 2022
          Mohamed Al Hussaini, UAE Minister of State for Financial Affairs, has been elected chairman of the development committee of the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund. Wam

          UAE minister elected chairman of World Bank-IMF development committee

          EconomyOctober 16, 2022
          The village of Lyptsi, near Kharkiv, in northeastern Ukraine on October 15, 2022. Ukraine will need about $55 billion to cover next year's estimated budget deficit and rebuild critical infrastructure. EPA

          World Bank says Ukraine has tenfold increase in poverty due to war

          EuropeOctober 15, 2022
          World Bank president David Malpass said the lender's staff and people are 'very focused on getting solutions to problems around the world, including the climate challenges'. Getty Images

          World Bank chief says he will keep 'intense' focus on efforts to address climate change

          EconomyOctober 08, 2022
          A family stands in their home in Brasilandia, one of Sao Paulo, Brazil’s poorest neighbourhoods. AP

          End of extreme poverty by 2030 unlikely, World Bank says

          USOctober 05, 2022
          People at a food market in Morocco. Better governance can mitigate the risk of debt distress for Mena's oil-importing countries amid a rising interest rate environment, the World Bank says. Doug Pearson / Corbis

          Mena economies set for fastest expansion since 2016, World Bank says

          EconomyOctober 05, 2022
          Vivek Pathak, the IFC's global head and director of climate business. Photo: IFC

          World Bank's IFC extended $7.7bn for climate financing in year to June

          BankingOctober 04, 2022
          A Tunisian woman buys vegetables at a market in Tunis, Tunisia, 13 April 2021. EPA

          Tunisia gets $147m European loan for grain imports

          TunisiaSeptember 29, 2022
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