Comoros
Politics | Economy - Development
Comoros must strengthen donor and debt position, IMF
afrol News, 17 November - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has welcomed the Comoros participation in Paris Club debt restructuring negotiations to be held on 19 November, saying the country needs to consolidate its financial position to fill in the fiscal gap in the next financial year. Read more
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Africa | World
Politics | Economy - Development | Society
Debt servicing burden increase for poor states
afrol News, 10 November - Poor countries, already hit hard by the global financial and economic crisis in their efforts to fund social and health programmes, are facing a double blow this year with debt servicing increasing by over 17 percent as a proportion of government revenue, a top United Nations trade official has warned. Read more
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