World Bank Urges Central African Republic to Implement Public Finance Reforms
A new World Bank report emphasizes the critical need for structural reforms in the Central African Republic's public finance sector and increased domestic revenue generation. The report highlights that the country's domestic revenue mobilization is less than 10% of its GDP, while the public wage bill consumes 73% of its resources. These reforms are crucial for consolidating macroeconomic stability, fostering economic growth, and creating employment opportunities.
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