From the Korea Herald:
The 39th annual meeting of the board of governors of the Asian Development Bank will be held at Hyderabad International Convention Center in Hyderabad, India’s fastest growing high-tech corridor, for four days ending on Saturday.
The meeting this week will bring together more than 2,500 delegates from around the world to discuss issues including governance, poverty reduction, development finance, international finance architecture as well as economic and social development.
The ADB, which is dedicated to fighting Asian poverty, does not make any investments in North Korea, which could benefit from various education and training projects. The prospect of membership would also encourage the nation prepare for it by reforming their economy.
Strong U.S. and Japan led-opposition has kept North Korea from becoming an ADB member nation so far, the insiders said.