News and Events
ADB President Reaffirms Support to Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation at 17th Ministerial Conference
Finance ministers and senior government officials from 11 countries in Central and West Asia gathered in Ashgabat today for the 17th Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation (CAREC) Ministerial Conference.
News
- ADB President Reaffirms Support to Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation at 17th Ministerial Conference
- ADB Signs $500 Million Loan to Strengthen Turkmenistan's Electricity Supply, Boost Regional Power Trade
- ADB President Meets Turkmenistan President and Commits to Development Partnership
- ADB, Gulf SRC Sign Deal to Build 2,500 MW High-Efficiency Power Plant in Chonburi
Events
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A new terminal building in the Cebu-Mactan airport, is helping the city of Cebu in the Philippines position itself as a domestic and international tourism hub.
New Airport Terminal Puts Philippine City of Cebu on the International Tourism Map -
Working together to Diversify Tajikistan’s Economy
As Tajikistan diversifies its economy, the Asian Development Bank is helping the country achieve this goal by providing support in sectors ranging from energy and infrastructure to vocational education and regional connectivity. -
Pakistan’s new E-35 expressway, which links Islamabad to the north of the country, has shortened travel time and made trips safer. It also connects the country to Western and Central Asia.
Pakistan's New Expressway Speeds Up Domestic Travel and Links the Country to Its Neighbors -
A new road is bringing economic growth and social development to a remote part of Western Mongolia.
Development Follows the Road in Mongolia's Western Region -
What are Papua New Guinea's Priority Development Goals? Deputy Prime Minister Abel Shares His Views
Papua New Guinea Deputy Prime Minister Charles Abel shares updates on the country's development priorities, partnership with ADB and opportunities in hosting APEC 2018. -
Bangladesh: Throwing a Lifeline to Small Businesses
A partnership between Bangladesh and ADB provided loans to rural and women-owned businesses that struggled to access the credit needed to expand their operations.
