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Kazakhstan and the World Bank are strengthening their partnership to boost digital infrastructure and AI development. Meanwhile, Myanmar's inflation has surged to 25% due to fuel price shocks, according to the World Bank, while Nigeria's ports are recognized among the world's most improved.
Nigeria Secures $1.25 Billion World Bank Support for Jobs and Economic Reforms
Nigeria has entered into a new seven-year partnership with the World Bank Group, which includes a $1.25 billion financing package designed to accelerate private investment, expand job opportunities, and sustain the country's ongoing economic reforms. The Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for 2026-2032 aims to convert recent macroeconomic stability into widespread economic benefits by tackling lo…
World Bank study finds Pakistan's NFC Award failed to improve social services
A recent World Bank study, "Strengthening Fiscal Federalism in Pakistan," delivers a stark assessment of the seventh National Finance Commission (NFC) Award's impact since 2009. While acknowledging th…
World Bank names new Caribbean director
The World Bank has named Achim Fock as its new division director for the Caribbean. In this capacity, Fock will spearhead the bank's strategic engagement and oversee its operational portfolio througho…
‘World Bank ranking affirms Apapa, Tincan ports reforms’
The latest World Bank ranking of the Apapa and Tincan Island ports validates the positive impact of reforms, particularly the 'Ètò' Electronic Call-Up System, according to Truck Transit Park Limited (…
FG, World Bank partner to boost water access, food security
Nigeria's Federal Government has reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing collaboration with the World Bank to accelerate access to safe water and bolster food security. The assurance was given by the M…
World Bank approves $1.25bn financing for Nigeria, unveils six-year growth strategy
The World Bank has committed $1.25 billion in development financing to Nigeria, signaling a strategic partnership focused on accelerating economic growth and fostering job creation. This significant f…
