Washington - Saba:
The World Bank on Sunday warned that the 26 poorest countries, where 40% of the population live under poverty level, are suffering from cut in international aid, amid deterioration in their socioeconomic situation.
The WB expressed concerns about the decline in counter-poverty in these countries at time their need rocketed to its most, according to AFP.
Still, these countries are facing a record level of debts, the highest since 2006, increasingly affecting the global warming and fueling political stability and food insecurity, the WB added in a report.
The World Bank on Sunday warned that the 26 poorest countries, where 40% of the population live under poverty level, are suffering from cut in international aid, amid deterioration in their socioeconomic situation.
The WB expressed concerns about the decline in counter-poverty in these countries at time their need rocketed to its most, according to AFP.
Still, these countries are facing a record level of debts, the highest since 2006, increasingly affecting the global warming and fueling political stability and food insecurity, the WB added in a report.