Exclusive-World Bank board approves new Ukraine fund, with money from US, Japan, Canada, sources say
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The World Bank's executive board has approved the creation of a financial intermediary fund to support Ukraine, with expected contributions from the US, Canada, and Japan. The fund, to be administered by the World Bank, aims to fulfill a pledge by G7 countries to provide Ukraine with up to $50 billion in additional funding by the end of the year, backed by interest from frozen Russian sovereign assets.
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