Invest the $2bn savings made from successful negotiation with our creditors to boost growth – IMANI Boss tells Finance Minister

By Christabel Success Treve

June 25, 2024

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Invest the $2bn savings made from successful negotiation with our creditors to boost growth – IMANI Boss tells Finance Minister

Finance Minister, Dr Mohammed Amin Adam

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