The World Bank Group has announced an accelerated support package for Argentina, aiming to deploy up to US$4 billion over the coming months to advance the country’s reform agenda and long-term growth strategy. This initiative combines public-sector financing with private-sector investment and mobilization to bolster key sectors that drive competitiveness.
The support will focus on unlocking the potential of mining and critical minerals, boosting tourism as a source of employment and local development, expanding energy access, and strengthening supply chains and financing for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
This new package builds on the World Bank Group’s broader US$12 billion support announced in April, reflecting confidence in Argentina’s efforts to modernize its economy, implement structural reforms, attract private investment, and generate employment opportunities. All proposed operations remain subject to approval by the World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors.
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