Leaders Around the World to Focus on Sustainability and Economic Stability
The New Champion Dialogues of the World Economic Forum will bring together entrepreneurial leaders from business, government and civil society at a virtual summit...
Mozambique: Getting Agricultural Support Right
After multiple consecutive shocks, including the COVID-19 pandemic which led to the first recession in almost three decades, the Mozambique economy has started to...
Lao PDR: Restore Economic Stability, Enhance Inclusion, and Build Resilience
Critical near-term challenges for Lao PDR include restoring macroeconomic stability, improving economic inclusion, and protecting its people against environmental and economic shocks, according to...
6 Things To Look For In An International Moving Company
Are you in the process of moving to a new country? If so, you will need to hire a reputable international moving company to...
The first Norilsk Nickel’s icebreaker in Finland awaits a building license
The construction of the first icebreaker for Russian mining company Norilsk Nickel in Finland at the Helsinki shipyard is awaiting an export construction license,...
New Financing Will Support Indonesia to Improve and Protect Human Capital
The World Bank's Board of Executive Directors has approved a $350 million loan on June 29, 2022, to enhance human capital development in Indonesia...
Potanin’s core business unfazed by personal sanctions
The news agencies' report that Vladimir Potanin the president of MMC Norilsk Nickel PJSC was first mentioned in the UK government's restrictive measures caused...
Uganda Can Rein in Debt by Managing its Public Investments Better
In the wake of a waning COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic and upon full re-opening of the economy, optimism—regarding expected acceleration of growth and a clearer...
Cambodia’s Economy Growing but Must Weather Oil Price Shock
Cambodia’s economy will grow by 4.5 percent in 2022, according to the latest World Bank projections. Weathering the Oil Price Shock, the Bank’s June...
Circular Economy Key to Supporting Thailand’s Resilient Recovery
Thailand’s economy is expected to expand by 2.9 percent in 2022, supported by private consumption and tourism recovery. However, negative spillovers from the war...