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Foreign grants to Jordan increase by 12.5% in Jan-Apr.

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Foreign grants to Jordan increase by 12.5% in Jan-Apr. The foreign grants to Jordan increased by 12.5% to reach JOD 69.2mn (USD 97.6mn) in Jan-Apr, according to financial figures released by the Finance Ministry. According to the 2008 state budget estimates, foreign grants to the country are expected to reach JOD 440mn (USD 620.6mn) this year compared to JOD 343mn (USD 483.8mn) in 2007.

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Foreign grants to Jordan increase by 12.5% in Jan-Apr.

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