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Government nears US$500 million oil palm financing deal — Ato Forson

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Government is finalising a US$500 million World Bank financing agreement to support large-scale commercial oil palm development through private sector lending. The facility is intended to finance the Integrated Oil Palm Development Programme to expand commercial plantations and strengthen the country rsquo;s oil palm value chain.

Government nears US$500 million oil palm financing deal — Ato Forson

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