Mauritania: IFC finances fuel imports

Issue 246 - 17 Jan 2013 | 1 minute read

The World Bank’s International Finance Corporation has invested $127.5m in a $400m trade facility that will finance Mauritania’s entire refined energy import needs for the next two years.

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