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HIPC

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HIPCHighly Indebted Poor Countries
HiPCHigh Performance Computing
HIPCHeavily Indebted Poor Country (World Bank initiative)
HIPCHealth Insurance Purchasing Cooperative
HIPCHosted IP Centrex
HIPCHeterogeneous Interprocess Communications
HIPCHighly Indebted Poorest Country


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In his document, Biti proposes four debt and arrears clearance options - which entail using internal revenue inflows, resource-based debt restructuring, Paris Club debt-rescheduling, and the HIPC initiative - for consideration by cabinet.
In a joint statement following a ministerial meeting in Istanbul on Sunday, the HIPC group said it "deplored" the fact that no poor country was represented at the G20 and urged that this be "remedied.
The terms offered by Russia to write off Kyrgyzstan's debt are more beneficial than HIPC triggers, said Finance Minister Marat Sultanov during consideration of the agreement on Kyrgyz debt write-off by Russia at the session of the Parliamentary Committee on International Ties and Interparliamentary Cooperation today.
 
 
 
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