Jakarta - Indonesia's main donor group, the Consultative Group on Indonesia (CGI), yesterday pledged $3.14 billion in new loans for the country for 2002, a World Bank executive said.
The World Bank vice-president for East Asia and the Pacific, Mr Jamal-Ud-Din Kassum, announcing the deal at the end of a two-day annual CGI meeting here, said $1.3 billion of the new loans would be tied to policy reforms.