World Bank Discussing New Growth Model with Government of Azerbaijan
The World Bank (WB) is discussing with the Government of Azerbaijan a number of medium- and long-term measures for the country's transition to a new growth model, based on the private sector and increase the stability of the country to external shocks, including low oil prices and the pressure on the national currency. This is stated in the report released by the World Bank.
The Azerbaijani government is developing a broad program of structural reforms and the World Bank as "a long-term partner of the country, is willing to provide the necessary support."
The World Bank for the period of cooperation with Azerbaijan since 1992 has implemented more than 50 projects and allocated loans totaling more than $ 3.3 billion.
This week, a number of foreign media reported on the talks on Azerbaijan's borrowing loans of 4 billion USD from the IMF and the World Bank. However, the Minister of Finance and President of Azerbaijan denied this information. -06D-
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