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Minister of Finance and the Kingdom’s Governor of the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB), Mohammed AlJadaan, participated in the Islamic Development Bank Group Annual Meetings held under the theme “Beyond Recovery: Resilience and Sustainability

Marcelo Giugale is the former Director of the World Bank’s Department of Financial Advisory and Banking Services—the team of professionals who help governments in emerging and developing countries manage their assets, their debts, and their risks. Also a former Director of country, sector, and practice departments, his more than thirty years of experience span the Middle East,

Richard has been involved in ADB’s project on digital tax administration under the Asia Pacific Tax Hub. He also leads EY’s Tax Administration and Reform Services, a part of EY’s Global Tax Policy Group since October 2017, advising governments on tax policy and tax administration reform (including digital tax administration), ranging from international tax (transfer pricing,

Sonalini is leading the Bank’s support to the National Urban Health Mission in India and Health Systems Development Programme in Bhutan. With 15 years of wide-ranging professional experience in different settings across international development institutions, including the World Bank and UNICEF, she is well-versed in addressing health sector challenges in health policy, health

Reizle Platitas is a consultant in ADB’s Macroeconomic Research Division. Her research experience includes applications of Input-Output analysis to assess the macroeconomic impact of US-PRC Trade conflict and the COVID-19 pandemic in developing Asia. She is a contributor to ADB publications like Key Indicators and Asian Development Outlook (ADO) on topics in global value

Zonibel's commitment to gender equality spans over 25 years of working with governments, foundations, international organizations and civil society on developing policies and implementing programs to support women's empowerment. Since the Earth Summit in 1992, she has worked on gender and the environment increasingly focusing on gender and climate change. Before moving to the

Lan Le is an environmental economist working on agricultural, environmental, and natural resources management projects in East Asia countries. Her experience and skillset cut across different economic tools and methodologies to solve environment and natural resources management related issues.

Shion has over 20 years of experience leading the design and implementation of water (rural and urban) projects which have cross-cutting environment, natural resources and agriculture sector impacts.

Mai Lin is a part of the team that produces the ADB publications Asian Development Outlook and Asia Bond Monitor, and handles economic monitoring and forecasting of selected developing Asian economies. Mai Lin previously worked in national accounts at the National Statistical Coordination Board of the Philippines, now, Philippine Statistics Authority.

Liming’s research interests include urban economics, transport infrastructure, and international trade. He obtained his Ph.D. in Economics from University of California, Santa Barbara, and his bachelor’s degree in economics from Fudan University, PRC.