27 countries launch crisis response measures to seek financial support amid Iran conflict
According to Golden Ten Data on May 23, citing an internal document reported by Reuters, 27 countries have initiated domestic crisis response mechanisms in order to apply for funding from the World Bank to address the global economic impact caused by the Iran conflict. The World Bank document does not specify the names of the countries or the total potential funding requested, but officials from Kenya and Iraq have confirmed they are seeking rapid financial support from the World Bank to cope with the effects of the conflict, such as surging fuel prices and a sharp decline in oil revenues.
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