Oxford University Professor of Global History Peter Frankopan
Chatham House-Global Economy and Finance Senior Research Fellow Dr. Paola Subacchi
The Philippines, among the fastest growing economies in Asia and among the most resilient in the world, is a proud host to the 51st Annual Meeting of the Asian Development Bank (ADB) Board Of Governors happening on May 3-6, 2018.
"Linking people and economies for Inclusive Development"
To know more about the relevance of the theme of the 51st ADB Annual Meeting and how the Philippines is working toward "inclusive development," read the speech of PH Finance Secretary Carlos G. Dominguez
The Philippines and Asian Development Bank have had strong partnership over the years. PH serves as ADB's host country, while ADB has been one of the country's biggest providers of official development assistance.
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Asian Development Bank President Takehiko Nakao, Fellow Finance Ministers and ADB Governors, distinguished guests: good morning. We are greatly honored to be hosting the Asian …
Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez III said he expects “broad and provocative” discussions on the future of the global economy as it relates to the past and …
MANILA–Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Ernesto M. Pernia on Thursday commended the Asian Development Bank on its development work in the Philippines and cited areas that need more attention. …
HALF a century ago, the “forces working for cooperation and fraternity between nations” were never underestimated. Fifty-one years later, they remain so, as the Asian …
All security and safety preparations have been laid down as the Philippines started today the hosting of the 51st Asian Development Bank (ADB) Board of …
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