Wolfowitz, Paul2016-08-112016-08-112005-10-11https://hdl.handle.net/10986/24879Paul Wolfowitz, President of the World Bank, discussed how Japan’s success is an inspirational example for developing countries. Now, Japan is the second largest shareholder in the World Bank and a valued partner. Today the world is challenged to help the poor countries achieve the millennium development goals and that Japan and the World Bank have a common set of priorities in that endeavor. The Hong Kong round of the Doha development trade round is a big challenge ahead. The relationship between Japan and the World Bank is one of the most critical ones.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOTRADEPARLIAMENTARIANSGOODSECURITYTRANSPARENCYMARKET MECHANISMSCORRUPTION CHARGESPOVERTYFUTURECRIMESDEBTSBANKGOVERNMENTEXCHANGEPRIME MINISTERINITIATIVEDEVELOPING COUNTRIESINVESTMENTSMARKETSCOMMUNICATIONREVENUESSHAREHOLDERMINISTERGOVERNMENTSELECTIONMARKETINFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTSCORRUPTIONSMALL COUNTRYMARKET ACCESSFINANCEBANK ACTIVITIESLOWER HOUSEGOVERNANCESpeechWorld Bank10.1596/24879