Jim Yong Kim
World Bank President Jim Yong Kim plans to resign on Feb. 1 to join a firm focused on infrastructure investments.
World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim will resign effective Feb. 1, more than three years ahead of the expiration of his term in 2022.
World Bank President Jim Yong Kim said the bank will invest dlrs 45 billion in Africa in the coming three years.
Kim praised the Egyptian economic reforms in a tweet, noting that investments in education will prepare the youth for the digitally demanding future.
World Bank (WB) President Jim Yong Kim lauded Egypt’s economic reforms and its efforts to lure more direct foreign investments to the country
World Bank’s President Jim Yong Kim said that the need to invest in human capital is lagging across the globe and therefore hindering the economic development of various countries.
At least half the world’s population is unable to access essential health services and many others are forced into extreme poverty .
A number of investors have started to regain confidence in the Egyptian economy, which will bring more foreign direct investment to the country, Kim said.
The World Bank Group has contributed a total of $4 billion to Egypt’s energy sector in three years.
Egypt's Minister of Investment and International Cooperation Sahar Nasr and Minister of Housing and Urban Development
