News
28 July 2015

Dissolving the US Ex-Im Bank will hurt US-Africa relations

Region:
Middle East & Africa, Americas

The future of the Export-Import Bank of the United States (US Ex-Im Bank) is uncertain. If it is to be dissolved, the bank's expiration will hurt US economic relations with Africa in three major ways, according to digital native news outlet Quartz.

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