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UAE plans bond sale
The UAE government is looking at selling its first government bonds, the Ministry of Finance's undersecretary said on Wednesday.
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The UAE government is looking at selling its first government bonds, the Ministry of Finance's undersecretary said on Wednesday.
"We have been given a mandate by the Prime Minister's office to study the issuance of government bonds," Younus Al Khouri said on the sidelines of a news conference in the UAE capital, Abu Dhabi.
The ministry had hired the World Bank to conduct a study on the bond sale, which is not likely to happen before 2010, Al Khouri said, without giving details on the size of the potential bond sale.
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