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ES SALAAM, April 13 (Reuters) - Tanzania has agreed a new $1.7 billion
financing deal with the World Bank to fund various projects during
fiscal year 2019/20, its finance ministry said on Saturday.
The agreement, which is comprised of low-interest loans and grants, includes a $400m loan for education and $300m for a poverty reduction programme."
“Part of the financing will also be used to fund various infrastructure projects, such as roads, water, information and communication technology...and energy,” the ministry said in the statement.
Tanzania plans to raise its total spending in 2019-20 (July-June) slightly to 33.11 trillion shillings ($14.16 billion), with the funds going towards improving roads, railways and rural electricity supplies.
The financing deal was reached during talks between Tanzania’s finance and planning minister Philip Mpango and the World Bank Vice President for Africa Hafez Ghalem in Washington.
Source: Reuters.
The agreement, which is comprised of low-interest loans and grants, includes a $400m loan for education and $300m for a poverty reduction programme."
“Part of the financing will also be used to fund various infrastructure projects, such as roads, water, information and communication technology...and energy,” the ministry said in the statement.
Tanzania plans to raise its total spending in 2019-20 (July-June) slightly to 33.11 trillion shillings ($14.16 billion), with the funds going towards improving roads, railways and rural electricity supplies.
The financing deal was reached during talks between Tanzania’s finance and planning minister Philip Mpango and the World Bank Vice President for Africa Hafez Ghalem in Washington.
Source: Reuters.
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