During his keynote speech at the WEF24 session, Banga provided a sobering outlook, stating, " The reality is we are headed for the first half of the decade to have the lowest growth rate in 30 years. Without growth, you don't have jobs, you don't have prosperity, and very often, without g
World Bank President Ajay Banga’s statement that “I am the perfect example of Make in India,” in a recent interview, shows his remarkable journey but also serves as an inspiring journey of an Indian-educated youth who settled at one of the most influential positions in t
"I consider the fact that there was a declaration, a tribute to the fact that the G20 leadership found a way to give and take and negotiate and find a right way to agree and set a path to the world. The world is watching, the G20 has got the developed world and the developing countries,&r
Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das met World Bank President Ajay Banga during the G20 Summit in Gandhinagar, Gujarat and discussed various issues.
World Bank President Ajay Banga on Monday said that he is more optimistic today about India economically than he has been for a long time and lauded the government’s initiatives towards digitization of infrastructure
Biden also stated that he is looking forward to supporting Banga's efforts to transform the World Bank to reduce poverty and address global challenges including climate.
Banga, a finance and development expert, will take over the role on June 2. He was the sole contender to replace departing World Bank chief David Malpass whose term ends early next month
The US nominee for World Bank President Ajay Banga, upon his arrival in New Delhi on Thursday, tested Covid positive and is now under quarantine as per the local guidelines. he has not met any Indian counterparts yet.
The US nominee for World Bank President Ajay Banga will visit New Delhi, India on March 23 and 24, capping a three-week global listening tour that began in Africa before progressing to Europe, Latin America, and Asia.
During the global listening tour, he will travel to Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Europe in the coming weeks and engage with key World Bank shareholders.