China must participate 'fully' in debt relief for poor nations: World Bank

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WASHIGNTON: World Bank President David Malpass on Tuesday (Jan 11) urged China, a major creditor of poor countries, to participate fully in debt relief efforts. \u0022Many countries are now facing record levels of external and domestic debt as interest rate hikes begin,\u0022 the head of the Washington-based de

WASHIGNTON: World Bank President David Malpass on Tuesday urged China, a major creditor of poor countries, to participate fully in debt relief efforts.

About 60 percent of low-income countries are"at high risk" of debt distress, while emerging markets"are struggling as well," he said. "It's crucial that China participates fully in international debt relief efforts," he said, adding that the private sector and commercial creditors must take part as well.

 

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