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World Bank in talks with dozens of countries about crisis aid, Banga says

World Bank in talks with dozens of countries about crisis aid, Banga says

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The World Bank is engaging in crisis aid talks with up to 40 nations. This comes as the ongoing war in the Middle East strains developing economies. Developing economies are particularly vulnerable to the fallout of the war, with many already struggling with debt and energy risks.

The World Bank is discussing potential support worth up to $100 billion. The aid is aimed at helping nations cope with the economic strain of the war. The World Bank's efforts are focused on mitigating the impact of the war on developing economies.

The exact scope and details of the aid package remain to be seen.

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How many countries is the World Bank in talks with?

Up to 40 nations

What is the potential value of the aid package?

Up to $100 billion

Who is leading the talks?

Banga, the World Bank's president

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World Bank Crisis Aid Middle East War Developing Economies

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