International Finance Corporation Makes 2 Million Euro Microfinance Investment in MI-BOSPO of Bosnia and Herzegovina

The International Finance Corporation will loan 2 million euros (USD $2.5 million) to microfinance institution (MFI) MI-BOSPO of Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The proposed project will develop an existing MI-BOSPO program centered upon micro- and small- enterprise.

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