The Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Trades and Crafts of Wallis-and-Futuna (CCIMA) says it has signed an agreement with the banking institutions operating in the French Pacific archipelago to reduce barriers that local entrepreneurs face in getting financing.
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What the CCIMA says the agreement is meant to do
Based on the limited material available, the CCIMA’s stated goal is to “lift the obstacles to financing” for local business owners by working directly with the banks present on Wallis-and-Futuna.
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