The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is hosting its 2024 annual meeting in Tbilisi, Georgia, from May 2-5. Under the theme \"Bridge to the Future,\" the event brings together finance ministers, central bank governors, and representatives from ADB's 68 member countries and regions.
This year's meeting is set to prioritize climate issues, addressing the urgent need for sustainable development in Asia and the Pacific. Participants will discuss innovative strategies to combat climate change, enhance resilience, and promote green growth across the region.
In an exclusive interview with CGTN's Wang Tianyu, Scott Morris, Vice President of ADB, highlighted the significance of collaborative efforts in tackling environmental challenges. \"Our agenda is centered on creating sustainable solutions that not only address the current climate crisis but also pave the way for long-term prosperity,\" Morris stated.
The meeting will also delve into economic trends, emerging markets, and the role of technology in driving development. By fostering dialogue among diverse stakeholders, ADB aims to bridge gaps and build a resilient future for the region.
As global attention on climate action intensifies, the ADB's 2024 annual meeting in Tbilisi stands as a crucial platform for shaping policies and initiatives that align with sustainable and inclusive growth.
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cgtn.com
