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The country has signed new agreements worth $8.481 billion as commitments during the first half of the current fiscal year 2021-22 including $2.484 billion with foreign commercial banks, says the Economic Affairs Division (EAD).
The Division released the quarterly report on foreign economic assistance for July–December 2021, according to which new agreements signed during the first half of the current fiscal year included $1,956 million with multilateral development partners, $3000 million as safe deposits, $1000 million committed as of Eurobonds and $1,000 million from international capital market through tap-issuance.
Among the multilateral development partners, the banks emerged as the largest partner in terms of new commitments of foreign economic assistance including Islamic Development Bank with $834 million ($762 million as short term and $72 million as long term), ADB with $800 million (40 percent of multilateral partners) and the World Bank (16 percent of multilateral partners).
New commitments are the amounts of foreign economic assistance (FEA) which have been committed by the development partners during the observed time and are likely to be disbursed in the next five to six years. The new commitments are recorded by the EAD after the signing of the “financing instruments” with the development partners.
The country has signed new agreements worth $8.481 billion as commitments during the first half of the current fiscal year 2021-22 including $2.484 billion with foreign commercial banks, says the Economic Affairs Division (EAD).
The Division released the quarterly report on foreign economic assistance for July–December 2021, according to which new agreements signed during the first half of the current fiscal year included $1,956 million with multilateral development partners, $3000 million as safe deposits, $1000 million committed as of Eurobonds and $1,000 million from international capital market through tap-issuance.
Among the multilateral development partners, the banks emerged as the largest partner in terms of new commitments of foreign economic assistance including Islamic Development Bank with $834 million ($762 million as short term and $72 million as long term), ADB with $800 million (40 percent of multilateral partners) and the World Bank (16 percent of multilateral partners).
New commitments are the amounts of foreign economic assistance (FEA) which have been committed by the development partners during the observed time and are likely to be disbursed in the next five to six years. The new commitments are recorded by the EAD after the signing of the “financing instruments” with the development partners.