ADB Assures Nepal of Continued Assistance

By // 26 January 2010

The Asian Development Bank has pledged to continue its development assistance program for Nepal. During a two-day visit in Nepal, ADB vice president Zhao Xiaoyu said ADB will continuously support the development of Nepal's hydropower potential,

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