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DEVELOPING NATIONAL ECOSYSTEMS FOR SOUTHSOUTH AND TRIANGULAR COOPERATION TO ACHIEVE AGENDA 2030 FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK AND SOUTH CENTRE With thanks to all the partners listed below for their support and contributions in making this publication possible: AZERBAIJAN Azerbaijan International Development Agency BRAZIL Brazilian Cooperation Agency CHINAChina International Development Cooperation Agency & China International Center for Economic and Technical Exchanges COMOROS Comoros Agency for International Cooperation EGYPTEgyptian Agency of Partnership for Development GUINEA Guinean Agency for Technical Cooperation INDIADevelopment Partnership Administration, Ministry of External Affairs; Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, Ministry of Commerce & Industry; Research and Information Systems for Developing Countries INDONESIADirectorate for Foreign Policy and International Development Cooperation, Ministry of National Development Planning MALAYSIAMalaysia External Trade Development Cooperation MOROCCO Moroccan Agency for International Development NIGERIADirectorate of Technical Aid Corps PALESTINE Palestinian International Cooperation Agency TUNISIA Tunisian Agency for Technical Cooperation TURKEYTurkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR SOUTH-SOUTH COOPERATION 2019 The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) is an international financial institution with a current membership of 57 countries.
., Mauritania, Uganda, Pakistan and Senegal, and seven special assistance operations from Wagf Fund for projects in Somalia, China, Bosnia Herzegovina, Canada, USA, United Kingdom and India, in addition to technical assistance in favor of Kazakhstan and Afghanistan. ... China. - US$ 490,000 for the Construction and Furnishing of Schools and Health Centers in Bosnia. - US$ 400,000 for the Purchasing of Safa & Marwa School Building in favor of Salaheddin Islamic Centre, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. - US$ 500,000 for the Construction of Phoenix Metro Islamic School for the Islamic Community Centre of Tempe at Tempe, Arizona, USA. - US$ 360,000 for the Renovation of K.D.
The Board also approved grants from Wagf Fund to support education and vocational training in favor of six Muslim communities in non-member countries in Kenya, China, USA, India, Tanzania and the Republic of Rwanda. ... GRANTS AND SPECIAL ASSISTANCE PROJECTS FROM WAQF FUND - US$315,000 for the Expansion of Muslim Girls Secondary School, Mumias, Kenya. - US$295,000 for the Construction and equipping of Benxi Vocational Technical Training Center, Benxi City, Liaoning Province, China. - US$390,000 for the Construction and equipping of the new Building for American Youth Academy, Tampa, Florida, USA. - US$185,000 for the Expansion of School for Junnadia Education Society, at Kudchi Village, Belgaum District, Karnataka State, India. - US$170,000 for the Construction of Senior Secondary School for Iqra Public School in Aligarh, Aligarh District, Uttar Pradesh State, India. - US$290,000 was extended for the Expansion of Sotele Secondary School, Mkulanga District, Pwani Region, Tanzania. - US$250,000 was extended for the Construction of an Educational and Medical Complex in Ginsenyi, the Republic of Rwanda.
Ahmad Mohamed Ali, approved more than US$ 716.7 million for financing new development projects in the IDB member countries as well as grants under IDB’s Waqf Fund for projects in Muslim communities in non-member countries such as Brazil, Burundi, Ethiopia, China, India and Slovenia together with donations for development of four hospitals in Somalia. ... B)GRANTS AND SPECIAL ASSISTANCE PROJECTS UNDER IDB WAQF FUND - US$ 500,000 for upgrading Four (4) hospitals in Puntland State, Somalia - US$ 430,000 for the establishment of an Islamic Educational Center, Maribor City, Slovenia. - US$ 400,000 for Establishment of Primary School in Florianopolis, Brazil - US$ 360,000 for the construction of Dormitory for the International Language Institute in the Islamic City, Ningxia Province, China - US$ 180,000 for the construction of a Primary School in Kinyinya, Mutimbuzi, Republic of Burundi - US$ 160,000 for the construction of St.
This route, crucial for linking Kazakhstan with key economic partners such as China, Russia, and other Central Asian nations, was beleaguered by safety hazards and infrastructural inadequacies. These issues not only elevated the risk of traffic incidents but also imposed lengthy travel times and stifled business opportunities, particularly in the wake of China's economic ascent.
On the one hand, demoted to the level of raw material providers, they would see the US, Europe and China remain the epicentres of value creation in the petrochemical industry.
CHANGE, IMPACT, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT HOW THE ISLAMIC DEVELOPMENT BANK GROUP IS IMPROVING PEOPLE’S LIVES TRANSPORT 7 9 9 8 12 11 ROAD RECONSTRUCTION FOR STRATEGIC CORRIDOR IN KAZAKHSTAN 2020 13 14 INTRODUCTION The Republic of Kazakhstan is a gateway to Russia, Europe, Central Asia and China. ... The inadequate road network also stifled potential for harnessing greater regional cooperation and integration, and for leveraging the country’s strategic position between Asia and Europe, especially given neighbouring China’s strong economic growth, which is driving demand for the delivery of a range of goods to global destinations.
Other financiers to the project include Saudi Fund for Development (SFD), Kuwait Fund for Development (KFD), Abu Dhabi Fund (ADF), OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID) and Export Import (EXIM) Bank of China.
The forum - held under the theme “Sustainable ICT Development: The Future of Digital Visions & Cross-Industry Innovation” - was organized by SAMENA Telecommunications Council in collaboration with the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the Saudi CST Commission, STC Group, Mobily, and China Mobile International.
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