MEETINGS WITH PARTNER COUNTRIES AND ORGANIZATIONS (continued)
The OPEC Fund’s Dr Alkhalifa speaks about development collaboration with Alberto Rodriguez, Senior Advisor to the Vice President of the World Bank Latin America and the Caribbean.
The OPEC Fund’s Assistant Director-General, Public Sector Operations, Fuad Albassam and Director, Asia Region, Anajulia Taylhardat are pictured with representatives of the Development Bank of Latin America. During the meeting, Gloria Camero, Director of Institutional Financing (right), said she was grateful for the OPEC Fund’s cooperation. On the left is Executive Principle Ivette Aurrecoechea.
The OPEC Fund’s delegation met with the Republic of Sudan’s Minister of Finance, Dr Ibrahim Ahmed Elbadawi, to discuss development as the country targets socioeconomic progress.
A high-energy,, good-humoured meeting between the OPEC Fund’s delegation and the Director--General
good-humoured
meeting between the OPE of China’s Ministry of Finance
Dr Alkhalifa met with Peter van Mierlo, CE global development.
Dr Alkhalifa met with Peter van Mierlo, CEO of Dutch development bank FMO, to discuss working together more closely in support of global de
General (Department of International Economic and Financial Cooperation) cooperation in China.
conomic and Financial Cooperation) is set to further increase development cooperation in China.
Pictured are Dr Alkhalifa and Yemens Minister of Planning andemen’s Minister of Planning and Cooperation who discussed ho
cooperation. Since 2015, the OPEC Fund has provided six emergency assistance grants to support Yemen, particularly in relation to food security.
vided six
Dr Alkhalifa (formerly of the World Bank) met with Philippe Le Houérou, Chief
Dr Alkhalifa (formerly of the World Bank) met with Philippe Le Houérou, Chief
Executive Officer of the International Finance Corporation (IFC). The o discussed innovativ ways to work together more effectiv
Dr Alkhalifa is pictured with Olavo Correia, Cabo V
Dr Alkhalifa is pictured with Olav Correia, Cabo Verde’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance. Cabo Verde has worked with the OPE und since the organization was
Minister and Minister of Finance. Cabo Verde has worked with the OPEC Fund since the organization was established in 1976. The two discussed closer development cooperation during their meeting.
closer development cooperation during their meeting.
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is a sister organization of the World Bank of the World Bank
and a member of the orld Bank Group. It is the largest global
and a member of the World Bank Group. It is the largest global de
ecutive Officer of the International Finance Corporation (IFC). The two discussed innovative ways to work together more effectively in
support of private sector de
support of private sector development. The IFC is a sister organization
“The relationship with the OPEC impor
development institution focused on the private sector in de
focused on the private sector in developing countries. countries.
The relationship with the OPE Fund is very important,” said Maldives’ Minister of Finance, Ibrahim Ameer, as the country focuses on diversifying its econom Briefing the F delegation, Ameer said the
focuses on diversifying its economy. Briefing the Fund’s delegation, Ameer said the
Maldives is concentrating efforts on developing agriculture, fisheries and social housing – 20 000 houses are planned in the next five years.
es is concentrating effor
on de eloping agriculture, fisheries and social housing – 20,000 houses are planned in the next five years.
Cooperation who discussed how to best improve development cooperation. Since 2015, the OPE
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