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ADB gives $44 million

| Publication date 28 January 2011 | 08:02 ICT

ADB gives $44 million

The Cambodian government and the Asian Development Bank yesterday signed loan and grant agreements worth US$44 million for three development projects. According to a press release from the ADB, the agreements will support the development of a market-based financial sector and increase preventative measures in the outbreak of communicable diseases.

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