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- The pair have entered into their second, three-year agreement to scale and replicate successful Foreign Direct Investment partnership models.
- Agreement will set up mechanism to measure progress and results as well as joint marketing initiatives to strengthen cooperation and explore new investment opportunities.
- Both parties will carry out joint marketing efforts, training, and seminars to strengthen cooperation and explore new investment opportunities in Africa.
MIGA, the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency, has teamed up with African Trade and Investment Development Insurance (ATIDI), an insurance services provider, to accelerate the flow of foreign direct investments across Africa. As a key branch of the World Bank Group, MIGA specializes in offering guarantees, and this partnership aims to boost investor confidence throughout the continent.
The pair’s three-year partnership will be the second agreement between them aimed at maximizing development impact across economies in Africa, a continent that is grappling with a myriad of …