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Algeria
SONATRACH LANDS FURTHER $51.3 MILLION FROM U.S. EXIMBANK

The U.S. agency that guarantees overseas loans, US Export-Import Bank, [...]

Published on 31/01/2002 at 11:00 GMT

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Algeria
New $51 Million Guarantee

The US Eximbank largely increased its guarantees for loans to Algeria in 2001. It has now signed a new $51 accord with Sonatrach.

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