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The World Bank Group's private-sector lender expects to attract at least US$300 million of investment in Tunisia this year, notably in energy and manufacturing. The post World Bank Arm Targets US$300 Million in Tunisia appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Investment reflects growing participation of emerging-market capital in global asset-backed credit strategies supporting the real economy
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