Guinea to Strengthen Financial Management Capacity With AfDB Grant

By // 07 February 2011

The African Development Bank is providing euro8.6 million (USD11.7 million) to help strengthen Guinea’s economic and financial management capacity. The grant will be used to help the government prepare and execute a budget, generate more resources and boost the country’s extractive and forestry industries.

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