Multiple choice

Through which treaty was the East African Development Bank originally established?

  1. Treaty for East African Co-operation, 1967

  2. Treaty for African Co-operation, 1965

  3. Treaty for African Unity, 1968

  4. None of the above
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A Correct answer
Explanation

The East African Development Bank (EADB) was originally established through the Treaty for East African Co-operation, signed in 1967. This treaty created the institutional framework for economic cooperation among Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, including the establishment of the development bank to finance regional projects. Option A is correct - the 1967 Treaty for East African Co-operation established the bank. Options B (1965) and C (1968) have incorrect years and treaty names, while Option D is incorrect as option A is accurate.

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