WASHINGTON (AFP) - the World Bank President Robert Zoellick opens a four day visit to India Monday where he was welcomed efforts by the countries emerging big on its increasing role in the global economy.
«Return to higher levels of growth India help global economy recover from the crisis, "Zoellick said Washington Saturday.
"The India is a player on the world stage." Status of the country as a rising economic tide is closely linked with how it handles the next phase of growth, balance with the environment and, most important rapid development, the need to ensure that all persons have the opportunity. »
He supported the World Bank "Strategy India stimulate growth while helping the most vulnerable people to be able to seize the opportunities offered by a growing economy".
His visit, Mr Zoellick will meet leaders of Government, including Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee.
«Discussions with the Prime Minister and the Government will also cover cooperation on global issues, including preparations for the next meetings of the G-20,» says Zoellick Office.
She added "the work of the World Bank and the India closely on climate change, including save them wild tiger, trade and regional integration of biodiversity".
The World Bank has strengthened its support in India year last to offset the impact of the global financial crisis. He 11.1 billion in commitments in India, in the fiscal year ending in June 2010.
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