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United States Assistant Treasury Secretary Alexia Latortue said the African Development Fund was critical to Africa’s the development landscape |
ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast, April 25, 2022/ -- African Development Bank Group (www.AfDB.org) President Dr Akinwumi Adesina concluded a three-day official visit to Washington DC on Saturday. Alongside the Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, the visit included several bilateral engagements with stakeholders on African development. Adesina garnered broad strong support for a robust 16th replenishment of the African Development Fund, the Bank Group’s concessionary lending arm that supports Africa’s low-income economies. Replenishment efforts continue through October, when partners are expected to make their pledges. During bilateral meetings, United States Assistant Treasury Secretary Alexia Latortue said the African Development Fund was critical to Africa’s development landscape. She assured the Bank President that the US remains a strong and proud supporter of the Fund, which has strategic focus and delivers impact. Latortue applauded the leadership of Dr. Adesina in developing the Bank’s bold African emergency food production plan to avert the looming food crisis due to the Russian war in Ukraine and assured of the strong partnership of the US Treasury Department on the plan. Dr. Adesina received similar strong support for the African Development Fund replenishment from other partners, including Sweden’s Minister for International Development Cooperation Matilda Ernkrans, Anne Beathe Tvinnereim, Norway’s Minister for International Development, Vicky Ford, Minister for Africa of the United Kingdom, and Paul Ryan, Director of International Finance and Climate of Ireland. They gave their strong support for the African Development Fund to be allowed to go to the market to leverage its equity and raise more financing for low-income and fragile states. |
Absa Bank Tanzania Head of Retail Banking, Ndabu Lilian Swere speaks to the media during an iftar meal hosted by the bank to its Zanzibar customers and stakeholders in the Isles over the weekend. |
Absa Bank Zanzibar Branch Manager, Rabia Abood (left), serves an Iftar meal to one of the bank’s customers, Nuru Mohamed Ali during the occasion. |
Absa Bank Tanzania Citizenship Manager, Hellen Siria (left), serves an iftar meal to one of the bank’s Zanzibar customers, at the fast-breaking event. |
Absa Bank Zanzibar Branch Manager, Rabia Abood, welcomes some of the invited guests to the Iftar meal hosted by the bank for its customers and stakeholders in the Isles. |
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Afisa Mkuu wa Wateja Binafsi na Biashara Benki ya NMB - Filbert Mponzi akizungumza wakati wa hafla ya kufuturisha Jijini Dodoma. |
President of the African Development Bank Group, Dr. Akinwumi Adesina (left) shakes hands with Tanzanian business tycoon, Rostam Aziz in Washington DC after holding talks on agriculture development. |