The Ministry of Finance and the World Bank finalized two key agreements today, totaling 96 million euros. The purpose of this collaboration is to bolster Kosovo’s financial sector and streamline trade operations within the country. Finance Minister Hekuran Murati announced the significant developments, highlighting the comprehensive nature of the accords.
The agreements encompass several crucial initiatives designed to foster economic growth. A primary component involves the establishment of the Development Bank, intended to provide vital financial support. Furthermore, the accords facilitate the creation of a suitable technical environment for Kosovo’s integration into the SEPA payment system.
The ministry’s commitment extends to increased support for the Credit Guarantee Fund, aiming to encourage lending and investment. Alongside this, there’s a focus on elevating the level of secured deposits within commercial banks, enhancing stability. Modernization of transport routes for goods is also prioritized, including the implementation of digitization to improve efficiency.
Official documentation on the ministry’s website details the specific projects involved. These include the 50 million euro Financial Sector Development Project (FSDP) and the broader Trade Facilitation Project. These initiatives represent a substantial investment in Kosovo’s future, strengthening the role of the bank and the overall finance sector.
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The Ministry of Finance has reached a 96 million euro deal with the World Bank.