The World Bank has approved a concessional financing of $115 million for Senegal, aimed at supporting its budget reform efforts, improving public financial management, and strengthening domestic resource mobilization. The announcement was made in a statement released on Tuesday, June 24. This financing, provided by the International Development Association (IDA), consists of two components, including…...
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World Bank approves $115 million loan to Senegal
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