The World Bank has approved a financing of 100 million dollars for Madagascar to support the implementation of structural economic reforms. This operation aims to stimulate private sector growth and promote job creation, through targeted actions in key sectors such as telecommunications, energy, and mining, according to a statement from the Ministry of Economy and…...
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Madagascar receives 100 million dollars from the World Bank to support its economic reforms
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