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During the past 50 years geographical loan allocation was 54.57% for Arab countries, 19.57% East, South Asian & Pacific Countries, 17.08% for African countries, 6.33% for Central Asian and European countries and 2.45 % for Latin American and Caribbean countries. Al-Bader explains the future of loan allocation.
Interview with Abdulwahab Al Bader, General Director of Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development.
Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development is celebrating its 50th Anniversary. Today, Kuwait Fund has more than 100 partner countries across the globe. The Fund is offering an aid to countries in development.
Kuwait ruling family Al-Sabah has always said that all governments in the Gulf region should work for stability in the Persian Gulf. His Highness Sheikh Al-Sabah has no interest in any movement that might destabilize the gulf. However, Kuwait foreign relations with Iran remain complex, but have improved despite a number of unanswered questions.
Kuwait and Iraq approached each other after Saddam’s regime was ousted in 2003. The carefully planned détente culminated on the 16th of July 2009 when Kuwait named its first ambassador to Iraq since the 1991 Gulf War.
Interview with Abdulwahab Al Bader. The Kuwait Fund is hoping to present to our board our latest strategies for 2010 and Kuwait Fund is hoping to continue with its current trends and possibly increase Kuwait Fund’s lending opportunities. Kuwait Fund has several recommendations to make and the Kuwait Fund would like to continue working with other Arab countries, Africa, and Asia while trying to strengthen our relations with them. Additionally, I would like to see us continue with social and health related projects.
