Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) President Dr. Mohammed Al-Jasser participated in the strategic Roundtable Meeting of the Arab Coordination Group (ACG) with the Government of Kazakhstan in the capital, Astana. The meeting aimed to deepen the strategic partnership between Kazakhstan and the ACG, with a focus on regional development and infrastructure. During the meeting, Dr. Al-Jasser reviewed the shared vision for progress, prosperity, and sustainable development within the framework of cooperation with the Arab Coordination Group and international donors. He highlighted the enduring partnership between Kazakhstan and the ACG, emphasizing that the meeting symbolizes a strong commitment to making a significant regional impact. The IsDB reaffirmed its commitment to supporting development goals in Kazakhstan through the recently signed framework program agreement, which aligns with Kazakhstan's National Development Strategy 2050. This agreement lays the groundwork for key initiatives focusing on water manage ment projects and climate-resilient infrastructure aimed at enhancing regional connectivity and driving sustainable economic growth. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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IsDB Participates in the ACG Roundtable Meeting in Kazakhstan
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