WB, China Agree Quake Recovery Loan
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Mr. Feng Jianshen, executive vice governor of Gansu Province, delivers a speech at the Wenchuan Earthquake Recovery Project signing ceremony. The World Bank and the Chinese government signed a US$710 million loan agreement for the project in Beijing on March 20, 2009. [China Development Gateway] |
![Mr. Feng Jianshen, executive vice governor of Gansu Province, delivers a speech at the Wenchuan Earthquake Recovery Project signing ceremony. The World Bank and the Chinese government signed a US$710 million loan agreement for the project in Beijing on March 20, 2009. [China Development Gateway]](http://images.chinagate.cn/attachement/jpg/site1021/20090320/0011431fa3350b2d8d0406.jpg "Mr. Feng Jianshen, executive vice governor of Gansu Province, delivers a speech at the Wenchuan Earthquake Recovery Project signing ceremony. The World Bank and the Chinese government signed a US$710 million loan agreement for the project in Beijing on March 20, 2009. [China Development Gateway]")
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Mr. Kong Linglong, director general of the Foreign Loan Utilization Department, National Development and Reform Commission, delivers a speech at the Wenchuan Earthquake Recovery Project signing ceremony. The World Bank and the Chinese government signed a US$710 million loan agreement for the project in Beijing on March 20, 2009. [China Development Gateway] |
![Mr. Kong Linglong, director general of the Foreign Loan Utilization Department, National Development and Reform Commission, delivers a speech at the Wenchuan Earthquake Recovery Project signing ceremony. The World Bank and the Chinese government signed a US$710 million loan agreement for the project in Beijing on March 20, 2009. [China Development Gateway]](http://images.chinagate.cn/attachement/jpg/site1021/20090320/0011431fa3350b2d8d0707.jpg "Mr. Kong Linglong, director general of the Foreign Loan Utilization Department, National Development and Reform Commission, delivers a speech at the Wenchuan Earthquake Recovery Project signing ceremony. The World Bank and the Chinese government signed a US$710 million loan agreement for the project in Beijing on March 20, 2009. [China Development Gateway]")