World Bank President Jim Young Kim in Bangladesh

World Bank President Jim Young Kim is coming to Bangladesh a few days before Saturday evening. On this visit, he will go to Cox's Bazar to see the situation of refugees of Myanmar displaced Rohingya who have taken refuge in Bangladesh. Jim Young Kim will announce a major donation to Bangladesh on behalf of the World Bank in the development of Rohingya people. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has urged the leaders of international forums and donor agencies to start their tour of Bangladesh after the Rohingyas, with the help of the Rohingyas, said the Foreign Ministry of Dhaka.

According to the tour, the chairman of the party, Jim Young Kim, will meet on Sunday (July 1st) at 10am with the Finance Minister Abul Maal Abdul Muhith in a bilateral meeting. The World Bank President and the UN Secretary-General will meet with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday. They will also visit the Cox's Bazar Rohingya Camp on Monday. The World Bank President will leave Dhaka on Monday night.

The source says, even though the World Bank has promised to support Rohingya earlier. In April, the World Bank and the IMF's spring meeting in Washington DC promised to help the Rohingya victims, the World Bank promised. At the same time, other donor agencies and countries have jointly assured assistance. The World Bank has said, the rehabilitation of the Rohingya people will contribute $ 500 million. Although the money was not yet received in Bangladesh

According to sources in Dhaka's WB office, $ 10 billion or equivalent of rehabilitation of Rohingyas can be found at 850 crores soon. The donation will be donated by the company. A few months ago a World Bank mission visited Bangladesh after visiting various Rohingya camps. After that, submit a report to the World Bank's head office in Washington. In the light of the recommendations of the report, the company has initially agreed to pay $ 100 million.

According to diplomatic sources, the World Bank's current President visited Dhaka in June last year on the occasion of International Poverty Day. He came to Dhaka to recognize the unprecedented achievement of poverty alleviation in Bangladesh. Jim Young Kim will visit Rohingya camp in Cox's Bazar on the first day of Dhaka tour. Apart from this, the World Bank President will hold separate meetings with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Finance Minister and Foreign Minister. He is scheduled to leave Dhaka on July 2 at the end of the tour.