Norfund, the Norwegian investment fund for developing countries will support the financing and development of Ivorian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to the tune of 130 million USD. For 25 years, Norway has been involved in sub-Saharan Africa through an investment fund called Norfund. This fund, dedicated to the private sector in developing countries, supports African SMEs in their growth with long-term financing via two instruments: equity participation and commercial loans. Its priority sectors are agro-food, industry and consumer products, renewable energies, institutions
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