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From Reuters: Kuwait’s sovereign wealth fund signed an agreement on Wednesday to reschedule Serbia’s debt to the Gulf Arab state, the official news agency KUNA reported.
Bader al-Saad, managing director of the Kuwait Investment Authority, and visiting Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic signed the accord, the agency said, without giving further details…………………………………..Full Article: Source
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Sovereign Wealth Funds Briefing - Categorized | Fund Management/Administration, Investment
Kuwait agrees to reschedule Serbia debt
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