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Afghanistan Infrastructure Trust Fund Financing Partners' Conference

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Afghanistan Infrastructure Trust Fund Financing Partners' Conference

10 September 2018
Vienna
Austria

Partners to the Afghanistan Infrastructure Trust Fund (AITF) partners, ADB, and European development partners met to discuss Afghanistan’s infrastructure needs and financing availability.

The conference showcases AITF successes to date and made a case for its pipeline projects and the good they are expected to contribute to Afghanistan's overall well-being. 

Program and Learning Materials: 
Date Session / Activity Presentation Material Speaker(s)
10 Sep 2018 Welcoming and Opening Remarks Welcome Remarks Representative, Austrian Ministry of Finance
10 Sep 2018 Welcoming and Opening Remarks Opening Remarks Representative, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
10 Sep 2018 Welcoming and Opening Remarks Opening Remarks Kai Preugschat, Head, Office of Cofinancing, ADB
10 Sep 2018 Presentation 1 ADB's Cooperation with Afghanistan (ADB Funding) Samuel Tumiwa Country Director, AFRM, ADB
10 Sep 2018 Presentation 2 Infrastructure as Driver for Growth in Afghanistan: Priority Projects Representative, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
10 Sep 2018 Presentation 3 Perspectives and Experiences from Afghanistan All participants
10 Sep 2018 Presentation 4 AITF-Overview of the Trust Fund and Priority Projects (AITF Experience) Renadi Budiman, AFRM ADB
10 Sep 2018 Presentation 5 Remarks from Current AITF Financing Partners Representatives, KfW, DFID, USAID, ANA trust Fund, Japan
10 Sep 2018 Discussion Open Discussion: Afghanistan's Infrastructure Needs and Funding Availability All participants
10 Sep 2018 Conclusion Meeting Conclusion and Closing Remarks Representative, ADB

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