African Development Bank Group, JICA sign $350 million loan agreement to support Africa’s private sector

The African Development Bank and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) today signed a JPY 44,100,000,000 ($350 million) loan to finance the Bank’s support for private sector operations in Africa.

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African Development Bank Group, JICA sign $350 million loan agreement to support Africa’s private sector

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