ADB projects growth rates for Pakistan (3.7%), South Asia (6.0%), and Bangladesh (3.7%), while regional tensions drive up costs for fuel and electricity.
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ADB projects growth rates for Pakistan (3.7%), South Asia (6.0%), and Bangladesh (3.7%), while regional tensions drive up costs for fuel and electricity.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.ADB downgraded Bangladesh's growth forecast amid shared energy, weather, and trade headwinds.1 source
- The Asian Development Bank is expanding its support for Pakistan's reform agenda, focusing on sustainable growth and job creation.Sub-event
ADB releases economic outlook projections for Pakistan, South Asia, and Bangladesh.1 source
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ADB is exploring funding for Pakistan Railways modernization, while the Senate questioned the Economic Affairs Division.Also in this story
- The Asian Development Bank is cooperating on the completion of railway tracks.
- Railways is reluctant to take full debt responsibility during a financing meeting chaired by Ahsan Iqbal.
- ADB and the Government of Pakistan are coordinating on the ML-1 railway project in Pakistan.
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Asian Development Bank
regional development bank
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Pakistan
sovereign state in South Asia
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South Asia
southern region of Asia
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