Abdur Rahman Khan, the recently retired chairman of Bangladesh’s National Board of Revenue (NBR), is set to be appointed as the country’s next executive director at the World Bank. He will succeed Sharifa Khan, the former senior secretary of the Economic Relations Division (ERD), who currently holds the position. Once the official government notification is issued, Abdur Rahman Khan will represent Bangladesh on the World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors.
According to relevant sources, the Prime Minister’s Office has already approved the file related to his appointment. The executive director represents member countries on the World Bank’s board, participating in key decisions regarding loans, grants, development projects, policy matters, and other financial operations. The alternate executive director performs duties in the absence of the executive director and assists in board activities.
The appointment marks a continuation of Bangladesh’s representation in the World Bank’s decision-making body, ensuring the country’s participation in shaping global development and financial policies.
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