The West African Development Bank (BOAD) signed a loan agreement of 50 billion CFA francs (approximately 76.22 million euros) with the Nigerien authorities on Wednesday, June 18 in Niamey, in order to strengthen the financial stability of the Nigerien Bank (SONIBANK), the country’s leading public bank. According to both parties, this financing will notably help…...
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