The EBRD is set to invest nearly US$ 2 billion in Central Asia and Mongolia in 2025, driving economic growth, enhancing infrastructure, and championing sustainable development throughout the region, the bank announced

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The EBRD is set to invest nearly US$ 2 billion in Central Asia and Mongolia in 2025, driving economic growth, enhancing infrastructure, and championing sustainable development throughout the region, the bank announced

The EBRD’s risk-sharing programme in Central Asia and Mongolia achieved a record-breaking year, supercharging investments and empowering small businesses throughout the region, Qazinform reports. This milestone represents a major leap forward for regional economic growth

The latest ADB report highlights rising global risks that threaten Mongolia’s economic future, pointing to external shocks and fluctuating commodity prices as major hurdles to steady growth

Lao PDR Vice Finance Minister paid a visit to the World Bank Tokyo Office to explore new opportunities in development financing and boost bilateral cooperation. The discussions centered on driving economic growth and promoting sustainable projects across Laos

The EBRD celebrated a landmark year for its risk-sharing programme in Central Asia and Mongolia, empowering local businesses with expanded financing and enhancing economic resilience despite ongoing regional challenges

Brunei Darussalam partners with ISDB to enhance sustainable development initiatives, focusing on economic growth, education, and environmental conservation, reinforcing its commitment to regional stability and prosperity.

Bhutan and the World Bank have joined forces to pursue ambitious development goals, aiming to boost sustainable growth and climate resilience. Their partnership sets a bold example for transformative progress.

The World Bank Group remains a steadfast partner in Bangladesh’s journey toward progress, providing vital funding and expert guidance. Their efforts target key areas like infrastructure, poverty alleviation, and climate resilience-driving sustainable growth and enhancing the quality of life for millions

The Asian Development Bank projects a robust 3.7% economic growth for Lao PDR in 2024, showcasing resilience amid persistent external hurdles like global inflation and supply chain disruptions that continue to challenge the recovery

ADB, IDA, and Switzerland have joined forces to bolster Nepal’s disaster risk management and develop climate-resilient infrastructure. This tripartite partnership aims to enhance safety and sustainability amid growing climate threats.