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Global Network intern reporter Feng Li reported that the World Bank 25th passed the bank's new phase of voting rights reform program, China's vote in the World Bank from 2.77% to 4.42%, after the United States and Japan ranked third.　　The rise in China's voting position in the World Bank has sparked concern in India's media.　　"India and China are also entitled to 2.77% of the World Bank's voting rights at this time," India's Press Trust said April 26, but India's vote will rise to 2.91%, while China will jump to 4.42%, the World Bank's third-largest voting power. The report also commented ...

Vice Minister Wang June meets the World Bank Vice President Penelop Brook a row in the recent, vice Minister of finance Wang June in Beijing met with the World Bank Deputy President Penelop Brook, Finance Authority Tony Hegati line, on the World Bank's China Accounting and audit evaluation project,　　To further strengthen the two sides in the field of accounting and audit cooperation and other issues exchanged views. Wang June welcomed the bank delegation's visit to China and participated in the World Bank's China Accounting and audit assessment report.

The latest China Quarterly report, released yesterday by the World Bank, predicts that while the Chinese economy continues to feel the brunt of the global crisis, expansionary fiscal and monetary policies have kept the economy still at a respectable pace, with GDP growth of 7.2% per cent this year and a 7.7% increase in 2010.

Nairobi, December 19 (Xinhua) A report by the World Bank said that to achieve the world level of infrastructure in African countries and achieve the UN Millennium Development Goals, it would take at least 93 billion dollars a year to increase investment in infrastructure in Africa.　　The Kenyan banner quoted Obiajelli Ezequesili, the World Bank's deputy governor for Africa, as saying that two-thirds per cent of the $93 billion trillion in investment required each year was infrastructure construction and renovation, and One-third for facility operation and maintenance. Ezequesili said ...

The latest China Quarterly report, released yesterday by the World Bank, predicts that while the Chinese economy continues to feel the brunt of the global crisis, expansionary fiscal and monetary policies have kept the economy still at a respectable pace, with GDP growth of 7.2% per cent this year and a 7.7% increase in 2010.

The World Bank (hereinafter referred to as "the World Bank") yesterday released its latest China quarterly report, which will raise the forecast for China's gross domestic product growth by 0.4% to 8.4% per cent in 2009, the third time this year to raise expectations for China's GDP growth next year.　　The bank also suggested that overcapacity would absorb some of the inflation and that China's economy was "largely free of inflationary pressures" in 2009, so there was no need to tighten macroeconomic policy at this stage. However, compared with the bank's "growing optimism", China's policymakers are clearly already "inflation" ...

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BEIJING, January 21, the International Monetary Fund, the president of Strauss-Kahn January 20 in Hong Kong, China to attend the Asian Financial Forum on the issue of aid to Haiti, said the fund is currently working with the parties to work to reduce Haiti's foreign debt, including the organization announced in the aftermath of the earthquake to provide Haiti with 100 million U.S. According to the United Nations website News Center, Strauss-Kahn said 20th that after the earthquake in Haiti, the Fund hopes to provide Haiti with funds as soon as possible, and the process of approving loans is much faster than the grant, so the organization decided to provide Haiti with 100 million U.S. dollars first ...