World Bank Tries to Stay Away From Greek Involvement
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World Bank President Robert Zoellick said his institution has tried to keep some distance from Greece, which is receiving a bailout from countries in the euro region and the International Monetary Fund.
Zoellick, whose five-year mandate at the head of the bank ends at the end of the month, said he is more focused on any aftershocks of the European debt crisis for southeastern Europe, the Balkans as well as North and West Africa.