Dec 23 (Reuters) – German state lender KfW (KFW.UL) on Friday lent 300 million euros ($319 million) to Tunisia to finance projects in renewable energy, water and rural development, officials said.
The agreement was signed in Tunisia's foreign ministry.
($1 = 0.9417 euros)
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Tunisia's central bank governor warned on Wednesday inflation could spiral out of control if it did not raise interest rates, a day after government criticism of a 75-basis-point increase to 8% last week.
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