Bolivia, Jan. 13 -- The Inter-American Development Bank Group (IDB Group) and Bolivian authorities agreed on a $4.5 billion package for 2026-2028 to support the new government's ambitious reform agenda to stabilize the economy, restore growth, and expand job creation. It includes targeted financing for social protection, private investment, infrastructure, budget support, and capital mobilization. The package represents nearly six times the Bank's previous allocation to Bolivia. President Ilan Goldfajn reaffirmed the IDB Group's support for Bolivia's economic stabilization and pro-growth reforms during a historic visit - the first by a Bank president in 15 years. It marks a new phase of collaboration, focused on helping the country address ...