Dünya Bankası Başkanlığı için tek aday ABD’li Ajay Banga
Dünya Bankasından yapılan açıklamada, Dünya Bankası Grubu Başkanlığı için aday gösterme süresinin 29 Mart’ta sona erdiği aktarıldı.
Açıklamada, söz konusu pozisyon için sadece bir kişinin aday gösterildiği, ABD’li Ajay Banga’nın bu pozisyon için değerlendirileceği kaydedildi.
Prosedürler doğrultusunda İcra Direktörleri Kurulu’nun başkan adayıyla resmi mülakat gerçekleştireceği belirtilen açıklamada, başkan seçiminin zamanında tamamlanmasının beklendiği ifade edildi.
Dünya Bankası Başkanı David Malpass, şubat ayında, 4 yıldır sürdürdüğü görevinden ayrılacağını duyurmuştu.
Malpass’ın kararının ardından ABD Başkanı Joe Biden, Dünya Bankası Başkanlığına Mastercard’ın Eski Üst Yöneticisi (CEO) Ajay Banga’yı aday gösterdiğini açıklamıştı.
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The World Bank Presidency recently saw only one candidate running for the position, Ajay Banga of the United States. Banga’s nomination as the sole candidate was a deviation from the usual selection process, which typically involves a global search and competition for the top post within the World Bank.
Banga is an accomplished business executive, having served as the CEO of Mastercard since 2010. He has been credited with leading the company to become a leading global financial services provider, developing innovative payment solutions and focusing on financial inclusion for all. Prior to his time at Mastercard, Banga held various senior positions at Citigroup.
The fact that Banga is the only candidate for the World Bank Presidency has not been without controversy. Some have criticized the selection process, saying that it lacks the necessary transparency and accountability that would come from a more competitive process. Others have pointed to the strong connections that Banga has with the United States government, which they claim could lead to political influence over the World Bank’s operations.
Banga himself has sought to address these concerns, stating that he would work to ensure that the World Bank operates with the highest standards of transparency and accountability. He has also emphasized the importance of the Bank’s independence from any individual government or special interests, in order to ensure that its work is driven by its mandate to reduce poverty and promote sustainable development.
Despite the controversy surrounding his candidacy, Banga is well-positioned to take on the role of World Bank President. He has a wealth of experience in the private sector, which could be invaluable in leading the Bank’s efforts to mobilize private sector investment in development. He has also shown a commitment to financial inclusion and social responsibility, which could help the Bank to meet its mandate of reducing poverty and promoting sustainable development.
In the end, the decision of whether to appoint Banga as the next World Bank President will ultimately be up to the Bank’s member countries. Whatever the outcome, the selection process has raised important questions about the Bank’s governance and the need for transparency and accountability in its operations.
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