News
04 April 2018

Afreximbank targets $700m financing to boost trade, infrastructure in Mali

Region:
Middle East & Africa

The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) will arrange $700 million multi-sourced finance to support trade and related infrastructure projects in Mali. The funds will focus mainly on transport logistics, tourism, agro-processing and the financial sector. The support will target activities aimed at increasing the country's industrial capacity in cotton processing and at developing the transport and hotel infrastructure.

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