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Nepal: World Bank approves $150 million financing for bridge resilience program
The Himalayan Times
30 Mar 2025
Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka sign tripartite agreement to strengthen capital market cooperation
Business Standard
30 Mar 2025
Dhaka[, Bangladesh] seeks cooperation from Moscow[, Russian Federation] in energy sector; will import wheat, fertiliser
Business Standard
27 Mar 2025
[Bangladesh Chief Adviser] urges Asian countries to chart clear roadmap for shared prosperity
Financialexpress-bd.com
27 Mar 2025
[Japan Prime Minister] Ishiba to visit Philippines, [Viet Nam] to boost cooperation
Inquirer.net
27 Mar 2025
EU assistance to Tajikistan will not decrease, says EU Ambassador to Tajikistan
Asia-Plus
26 Mar 2025
Singapore and [Viet Nam] to strengthen cooperation in food security, smart industrial parks
Channel News Asia
26 Mar 2025
Indonesia and [People's Republic of] China deepen AI and smart city ties
Open Gov Asia
26 Mar 2025
[Republic of] Korea to host APEC summit with focus on AI
China Daily
26 Mar 2025
Building climate resilience and empowering rural communities in Mongolia
Asian Development Bank
26 Mar 2025

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