Georgian Finance Minister, Asian Development Bank review work for annual ADB meeting in Tbilisi
Georgian Finance Minister Lasha Khutsishvili on Wednesday met representatives of the Asian Development Bank to review work for organising the annual meeting of its Board of Governors in Tbilisi in 2024. Photo: Ministry of Finance
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Georgian Finance Minister Lasha Khutsishvili on Wednesday met representatives of the Asian Development Bank to review work for organising the annual meeting of its Board of Governors in Tbilisi in 2024.
The Minister and representatives of the organisational team for the meeting noted the event would be a “great opportunity to present Georgia in a multilateral format”, the Ministry of Finance said.
Delighted to meet organizers of @ADB_HQ #AnnualMeeting to plan ahead & host the most significant event in 2024, gathering business executives, Ministers of Finance & Central Bank Governors from countries of its operation.
— Lasha Khutsishvili ???????? (@Lasha_Khutsish) March 1, 2023
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The 57th gathering of the Board meeting will run between May 2-5 and host about 5,000 participants including business sector professionals, finance ministers of various countries and presidents of national banks.
Georgia is among 10 countries where the Asian Development Bank is observing the implementation of its environmental Safeguard Policy with the aim of using the practical experience for updating the 2009-introduced document.
Georgian Finance Minister Lasha Khutsishvili and Shane Rosenthal, the Asian Development Bank Country Director for Georgia, have discussed the project for the construction of a joint border crossing point between Georgia and Azerbaijan for further developing regional trade and transit, the Ministry of Finance announced on Tuesday.
A 16.6 km road between the village of Bakurtsikhe and the town of Tsnori in eastern Georgia’s Kakheti region will improve transport infrastructure for Alazani lowlands villages, the roads department of Georgia announced on Wednesday.
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