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World Bank Injects $2 Billion into Paraguay to Fuel Economic Expansion

Ana Fernanda Reporter / Updated : 2025-04-02 18:24:33
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ASUNCIÓN, Paraguay - In a significant move aimed at bolstering Paraguay's economic trajectory, the World Bank has greenlit a substantial $2 billion loan earmarked for critical infrastructure development and the generation of new employment opportunities within the nation. This financial injection underscores the World Bank's sustained commitment to fostering robust economic growth and comprehensive development in Paraguay.

The announcement follows a recent visit to Paraguay by World Bank President Ajay Banga, during which he engaged in high-level discussions with Paraguayan President Santiago Peña and the Minister of Economy and Finance, Carlos Fernández Valdovinos. During these pivotal talks, President Banga reaffirmed the World Bank's dedication to supporting Paraguay's ongoing endeavors to achieve sustained economic growth and broader development goals.

The substantial $2 billion in funding will be strategically channeled into the private sector, with a clear focus on catalyzing infrastructure projects and stimulating job creation across various industries. This significant investment is widely anticipated to provide a considerable impetus to Paraguay's economic expansion and overall development.

Speaking on the matter, President Banga lauded Paraguay for its "strong macroeconomic environment," positioning the country as an attractive destination for investment. He further emphasized the importance of cultivating a fertile ground for "entrepreneurship and innovation" to ensure long-term prosperity.

Echoing this sentiment, Minister Fernández Valdovinos expressed profound gratitude for the World Bank's unwavering support, reiterating Paraguay's firm commitment to pursuing robust economic growth and sustainable development. He also conveyed Paraguay's eagerness to deepen its collaborative partnership with the World Bank in the years to come.

The World Bank's landmark $2 billion loan is poised to play a crucial role in assisting Paraguay in realizing its ambitious objectives for economic growth and comprehensive development. Furthermore, this significant financial boost is expected to enhance Paraguay's capacity to attract vital private sector investment and generate a substantial number of much-needed jobs for its citizens.

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