EXIM Puts American Exporters First at World Bank Week

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM) held a series of high-level meetings during World Bank Week with government officials, multilateral institutions, and international partners to advance financing opportunities for U.S. exporters and deepen coordination on shared economic and strategic priorities.

Across engagements with partners - including Mauritius, Romania, Ukraine, Singapore, Mongolia, and Croatia, among others - EXIM drove progress on sectors central to both global demand and U.S. economic security like infrastructure, energy, and critical minerals.

In emerging and developing markets such as Mauritius and Mongolia, conversations focused on structuring bankable projects in infrastructure, energy, and mining, including the use of blended finance, public-private partnerships, and tools to mitigate risk and attract private capital.

With European Delegations, EXIM worked to deepen coordination with Romania and Croatia on large-scale energy and infrastructure priorities, including nuclear energy development, LNG and gas infrastructure, and broader regional connectivity. Discussions reflected continued momentum behind U.S. export finance in support of modernization efforts and long-term strategic cooperation.

EXIM's engagement with Ukraine centered on identifying projects to support economic recovery and reconstruction, with a focus on energy infrastructure, nuclear development, and critical minerals.

In the Indo-Pacific, meetings with Singapore highlighted opportunities to expand U.S. LNG exports and explore additional trade and investment pathways in a highly developed financial market, while ensuring a clear understanding of risk and readiness for future transactions.

These engagements advanced a growing pipeline of opportunities across priority sectors and regions, reinforcing EXIM's role in revitalizing American industry, strengthening our supply chains, and ensuring American workers and exporters can compete around the world.

ABOUT EXIM:

As the United States government's official export credit agency, the Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM) supports American jobs by facilitating U.S. exports. As an independent agency, EXIM plays a critical role in supporting economic growth, securing critical supply chains, and ensuring American businesses are given a fighting chance. To achieve this mission, EXIM offers financing including export credit insurance, working capital guarantees, loan guarantees, and direct loans. Learn more at https://www.exim.gov.

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