Japan to donate $100 mil. to set up new funds at ADB

Japan to donate $100 mil. to set up new funds at ADB

KYOTO, Japan - Japanese Finance Minister Koji Omi delivers a keynote speech at the start of a two-day annual meeting of the Asian Development Bank in Kyoto on May 6. Omi, who chairs the meeting, unveiled a plan to contribute $100 million to the Asian Development Bank to set up two new funds to fight global warming and facilitate the investment climate in the Asia-Pacific region.

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