Kuwait Finance Minister Meets World Bank Officials to Enhance Cooperation
Kuwait's Finance Minister held a meeting with World Bank officials to discuss and strengthen cooperation between Kuwait and the institution.
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Kuwait's Finance Minister held a meeting with World Bank officials to discuss and strengthen cooperation between Kuwait and the institution.

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The World Bank intends to finance a project for 20,000 prosumers in Republika Srpska, with a decision on funding expected in May. The bank may also support the reconstruction of the distribution network and building energy efficiency projects.
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The World Bank plans to finance a project for 20,000 prosumers in Republika Srpska, with a decision on funding expected in May. The bank may also support the reconstruction of the distribution network and energy efficiency projects for buildings.
The World Bank estimates that Ukraine requires $588 billion for reconstruction following the ongoing conflict with Russia.

The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. ASTANA — The World Bank Group is preparing to launch its 2026-2031 partnership strategy with Kazakhstan as the country completes a previous phase of cooperation that delivered 14 projects worth $4.2 billion. The new framework aims to support Kazakhstan’s transition beyond a state-dominated, resource-driven growth model, said World Bank Country Manager for Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan… The post World Bank Count...