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World Bank could provide up to $100 billion in funds for countries hit by war, Banga says - Reuters

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April 14, 2026
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The World Bank may provide up to $100 billion to countries affected by war, according to Banga.

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The World Bank could provide up to $100 billion in funds for countries impacted by war, according to Banga. This potential financial support aims to assist nations grappling with the economic and social devastation caused by ongoing conflicts. The announcement signals a significant commitment from the World Bank to address the humanitarian and developmental challenges in war-torn regions. This initiative would mobilize substantial resources to help rebuild infrastructure, restore services, and support recovery efforts in affected areas.

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