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World Bank: Nigeria, Bangladesh, Pakistan now hold nearly 30% of all IDA-eligible debt - Source News

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World Bank: Nigeria, Bangladesh, Pakistan now hold nearly 30% of all IDA-eligible debt

Nairametrics•about 1 month ago•centre•Credibility: 75/100

The World Bank has revealed that Nigeria, Bangladesh, and Pakistan now collectively account for almost 30 percent of the total external debt owed by countries eligible for International Development Association (IDA) support. The post World Bank: Nigeria, Bangladesh, Pakistan now hold nearly 30% of all IDA-eligible debt appeared first on Nairametrics.

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World Bank: Nigeria, Bangladesh, Pakistan now hold nearly 30% of all IDA-eligible debt

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