Islamic bank boost to farming in poor countries

Funding from an Islamic bank will help develop agriculture in poor countries, a UN food agency said ahead of a summit to discuss the goal of reducing the number of hungry people in the world.

Islamic bank boost to farming in poor countries

Funding from an Islamic bank will help develop agriculture in poor countries, a UN food agency said ahead of a summit to discuss the goal of reducing the number of hungry people in the world.

The UN Food and Agriculture Organisation, which is hosting the three-day summit starting today, said it had reached a deal with the Islamic Development Bank for $1bn (€660m) in funding to help develop agriculture in poor countries.

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