Article: World Bank president urges more voting shares of developing countries

World Bank president urges more voting shares of developing countries World Bank president urges more voting shares of developing countries

ISTANBUL, Oct. 6 (Xinhua) -- World Bank President Robert Zoellick called Tuesday for a bigger voice for developing countries by giving them half of the voting rights in the 186- member Bank, urging the institution must reform to catch up with changing international economic order.

The Bank's shareholders should go beyond the currently agreed reforms that would increase the voting share of developing countries to at least 47 percent and give a 50 percent share for developing countries, said Zoellick in a speech at an annual meeting of the Board of ...

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