World Bank: $6bn to the North Africa

 move from the World Bank is explicitly aimed at strengthening the spring Arabic democratic revolutions, the World Bank is committed to $6bn in loans for the Egypt and the Tunisia in motion explicitly to strengthen Arab spring.

The Egypt, who will receive. 5bn $ 4 over two years, is also speaking for the Fund currency International (IMF).

During this time, Qatar has offered to make up to $billion in investments in Egypt.

It is based on that the European Bank for Reconstruction and development - put in place to help post-Communist Eastern Europe - said weekend that it would begin loans to Arab democracies.

The Egypt and the Morocco had already applied to the EBRD for assistance.

But while the lender said that he hopes to eventually provide up to launching euros ($ 3. 5bn) a year in the region, while large such reorientation of its mandate would require the approval of all 63 members.

Funding gap

As the EBRD, the World Bank has explicitly stated its willingness to support the Arab spring of democratic revolutions.

"Our support and that of others, can maintain the momentum and accelerate the process, but only if coupled with real reform", said World Bank President Robert Zoellick.

The World Bank money will be made conditional on the progress of the countries to modernize their economies.

Tunisia - who was the first country to oust his former dictator - will receive $1. 5bn of international lender, including 500 m $ is part of an announced previously $1 MD together with the African Development Bank and the European donors.

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Other funds would be provided in other formats, such as guarantees, loans to private businesses and infrastructure financing.

The Egypt funding needs are daunting, with the collapse of the economy - including the tourism industry - triggered by the recent political unrest.

High demands of the people after the revolution were adding to the pressure on the budget, the Minister of finance Samir Radwan told the BBC earlier this month.

The country expects to run a deficit of 9 to 10% of economic output in the coming year and faced a funding gap of $billion-billion, of which he already officially asked the IMF to help to connect.

Support of the Gulf

Planned investments of the Qatar in Egypt are supposed to be consumed on a visit to Egypt by the Emir of the Qatar this Saturday.

"I think that these projects, implemented, will surpass billion $ and they will be produced productive in Egypt, said the Qatari Ambassador, Saleh al-Buainein.".

The Emirate can also buy the obligations of the Egyptian Government to help finance its deficit.

It comes after the United States and Saudi Arabia offered financial support new Egyptian Government.

The United States said it may cancel billion $ in debts and provide another billion $ in loan guarantees in support of infrastructure funding.

Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia has offered a package of$ 4.