The World Bank will support Argentina with 2 billion dollars in 2022 amid a severe economic crisis in the country, the bank’s managing director of operations said on Tuesday. The bank, which last year committed a record 2.1 billion dollars to the South American country, “has a project pipeline under preparation of at least US$2 billion for 2022,” according to a Tuesday statement. “The World Bank is committed to supporting Argentina on its growth path and recovery from the impact of the COVID-19 crisis,” said managing director of operations Axel van Trotsenburg after a meeting with Argentinian …