News
14 March 2018

ADB says $66bn to be invested in Greater Mekong Sub-region

Region:
Asia-Pacific

The Greater Mekong Sub-region (GMS) is expected to receive $66 billion in investment to strengthen regional economic cooperation in the next five years - with $7 billion mobilised from the Asian Development Bank. It represents a $2 billion rise on what ministers of the six GMS countries - Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and China - agreed in the action plan framework for 2018-2022 late last year.

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