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Finance Minister Yassine Jaber: Working with the World Bank on a regional connectivity plan and a concessional loan program for solar energy

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Finance Minister Yassine Jaber: Working with the World Bank on a regional connectivity plan and a concessional loan program for solar energy
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Al Manar: Finance Minister Yassine Jaber announced progress in work with the World Bank on preparing a plan to strengthen regional connectivity between Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and neighboring countries. After a meeting with a World Bank delegation, Jaber also revealed a concessional loan program for solar energy that is being worked on, particularly for those with…

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