WB to provide $3.5 billion to support Bangladesh’s reform initiatives: Ajay Banga

President of the World Bank Ajay Banga has talked about the bank would offer $3.5 billion to Bangladesh to pork up the Intervening time Authorities’s reform initiatives, in conjunction with reforms in the financial sector.

The World Bank President launched the pork up for the length of a gathering with Bangladesh Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus on the sideline of the UN In model Assembly at the UN Headquarters on The day before this day afternoon (25 September).

Banga, an extraordinarily very prolonged time friend of Prof Yunus, talked about no lower than $2 billion would be fresh lending and every other $1.5 billion would be repurposed from the fresh programmes.

World Bank would pork up reforms in digitisation, liquidity, vitality and vitality, and transport, talked about Chief Adviser’s Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam quoting the World Bank President.

Throughout the assembly, Professor Yunus sought the World Bank pork up for the wide-fluctuate reforms the intervening time authorities had undertaken.

He asked the World Bank to be inventive about its lending programme.

“It is far a vast opportunity to rebuild the nation,” Prof Yunus talked about.

The World Bank President talked about the vitality sector cooperation in South Asia and the very best possible procedure hydroenergy produced in Nepal and Bhutan shall be shared by neighbours equivalent to India and Bangladesh.

Energy and Energy Adviser Fouzul Kabir Khan turned into as soon as also fresh in the assembly.