Central Bank of Liberia joins World Bank RAMP, global partnership of public asset managers - Global News Network Liberia

Central Bank of Liberia joins World Bank RAMP, global partnership of public asset managers - Global News Network Liberia

WASHINGTON, April 23, 2025 – The World Bank announced the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) as the newest Reserve Advisory & Management Partnership (RAMP) program member. CBL joins RAMP through a World Bank Group multi-donor trust fund to advance public asset management in lower-income, fragile, or conflict-affected states. Representatives from the Central Bank of Liberia and the World Bank signed a technical assistance agreement in Washington, DC, …

Italy increases IDA commitment, launches Africa partnership with World Bank - The Informer Media Group

The World Bank and Italy have signed an agreement to advance sustainable development in Africa, complementing the country’s recent contributions to multilateral development and increasing its financial support to International Development Association (IDA) , the World Bank’s arm that assists low-income countries, by around 25 per cent. The co-financing agreement accelerates the Mattei Plan for Africa—Italy’s flagship initiative to drive equitabl…

World Bank Provides US$490M in Support of Liberia's ARREST Agenda

The World Bank supports Liberia's Development Agenda with $490M through the New Country Program Framework, focusing on energy, education, agribusiness, and digital transformation. Finance Minister Ngafuan elected Chairperson of AfDB Board.

WORLD BANK COMMITS US$490 MILLION TO LIBERIA’S DEVELOPMENT AGENDA - Smart News Liberia

WASHINGTON — The World Bank has pledged US$490 million to support Liberia’s national development priorities under a new Country Program Framework (CPF), a significant boost to President Joseph Boakai’s administration as it seeks to implement its “ARREST” agenda. The funding package, expected to be formally submitted to the Bank’s Board later this month, targets key sectors including energy, education, agribusiness, and digital transformation. On…

The spring meetings of the IMF and the World Bank started in Washington, DC, with the attendance of central bank governors from more than 100 countries, including Lebanon. During his speech, the Governor of the Bank of Lebanon, Karim Said, stressed that “the crisis that has affected Lebanon is not only financial; it is a deep institutional failure that has shaken the pillars of both the public and private sectors.” He said: “As we know, crises a…

The World Bank has granted Lebanon “preliminary approval to increase the amount of the reconstruction loan from $250 million to $400 million,” Lebanese Finance Minister Yassine Jaber said in Washington, after meeting with World Bank representatives during the international financial organization’s meetings with the International Monetary Fund. Jaber said that “Lebanon is expected to receive about $1 billion in concessional loans, which could be …