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WB Pakistan’s contribution to public dialogue on economic and human development challenges in face of climate change: Check out our outreach program to discuss the most pressing reforms for Pakistan’s long-term development at #ReformsForABrighterFuture

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Mukarram Jah Ansari3 年前

Appreciate it 🙏 Looking forward to watching the sessions & reading the policy notes 👍

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