World Bank and Thailand

By Thailand 2026 Annual Meetings Team

18 Jul 2025

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World Bank and Thailand

The World Bank is more than just a bank—it’s an organization dedicated to sharing knowledge and driving sustainable development for economies, people, and societies. Let’s take a closer look at how the World Bank has worked with Thailand to support the country’s growth. Join us in being part of this global event as Thailand prepares to host the Annual Meetings next year!

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