Georgian Finance Minister to join ADB annual meeting in Korea
While in Korea, Lasha Khutsishvili will also hold meetings with the Korean Economy Minister and officials from the ADB. Photo: Ministry of Finance
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Georgian Finance Minister Lasha Khutsishvili will join finance ministers, central bank governors, and government officials from Asian Development Bank member countries in the Bank’s 56th annual meeting opening tomorrow in Incheon, Korea.
The Ministry of Finance said Khutsishvili would address a session entitled Reinvigorating Regional Cooperation in Central and West Asia – the Role for the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Programme on Thursday.
Happy to lead ???????? delegation at 56TH Annual Meeting of @ADB_HQ in ???????? this year.
— Lasha Khutsishvili ???????? (@Lasha_Khutsish) May 1, 2023
Rich and vibrant schedule of the event includes panel discussions, plenary sessions, panel discussions and bilateral meetings w/ counterparts and partners.
At the event, Georgia will also be presented as the host country of the 57th ADB annual meeting in 2024.
A promotion of Georgian culture and tourism potential will also be highlighted at a stand during the event running between Tuesday and Friday.
While in Korea, Khutsishvili will also hold meetings with the Korean Economy Minister and officials from the ADB.
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