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President Donald Trump asked Congress to approve $3.2 billion in contributions to the World Bank's International Development Association, a three-year pledge to aid the world's poorest countries. The move is a welcome surprise following concerns about Trump skipping IDA contributions. The sum is lower than Biden's pledge of $4 billion, but still helps the World Bank reach its goal of raising $100 billion for IDA. The final decision rests with Congress.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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