IMF, EIB Strengthen Africa Cooperation

By // 11 December 2009

The International Monetary Fund and European Investment Bank have signed a

to improve cooperation in capacity-building efforts in Africa. Under the deal, EIB will provide 3 million euros (USD4.5 million) to support the work of IMF's Regional Technical Assistance Centers in Africa in the next three years.

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