Overview

• The board formally ratified the 2025–2028 Country Strategy, unlocking a US$10 billion financing envelope for Argentina.
• Up to US$3.1 billion is slated for 2025, including a US$500 million IMF-linked SDL facility and a transport subsidy efficiency project already executed.
• The package earmarks US$7 billion for public sector initiatives and US$3 billion via BID Invest to boost private investment.
• Each tranche of funding will require separate board approval and adherence to IMF program milestones.
• The strategy supports fiscal reform, economic liberalization and social protection while flagging macro-fiscal, liquidity and political risks.