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All hands on deck: Multilateral AIIB working with other development banks to tackle climate change

By euronews (in English)

Published : Oct. 1, 2024 - 21:16

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Battling climate change needs both public and private financing, leveraged through multilateral development banks like AIIB, says its president, Jin Liqun. The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank is working with World Bank, EBRD and other financial institutions to step up projects across the globe.

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