WORLD Bank president Paul Wolfowitz unveiled a $US900 million ($A1.23 billion) aid package in Jakarta on Tuesday as part of the banks ongoing commitment to strengthening governance and combating ongoing corruption issues in Indonesia described as the biggest threat to development in the country.
“The World Bank Group's country strategy for Indonesia is in many ways leading the World Bank as a whole. It is one that particularly emphasises governance,” Wolfowitz said.
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