A. The GMS Economic Cooperation Program
B. The Greater Asia Connectivity Plan
C. The Mekong Cooperation Project
D. The East Asia Connectivity Initiative
A. ADB promotes and manages regional stock markets
B. ADB issues bonds in international capital markets to fund development projects
C. ADB sets interest rates for member countries’ central banks
D. ADB regulates the stock exchanges in Asia
A. To provide military support to member countries
B. To enhance institutional capacities of governments and development projects
C. To manage intergovernmental trade deals
D. To regulate environmental standards globally
A. Nairobi, Kenya
B. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
C. Cairo, Egypt
D. Abuja, Nigeria
A. The Organization of African Unity (OAU)
B. The Pan-African Congress (PAC)
C. The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA)
D. The African Development Bank (ADB)
A. To promote economic integration and unity among African nations
B. To regulate global trade
C. To provide military support for African countries
D. To enforce democracy in African countries
A. African Parliament
B. United Nations Security Council
C. European Central Bank
D. United States Congress
A. Establishing a single currency for all African countries
B. Promoting peace and security through interventions in conflict zones
C. Forming a military alliance for Africa
D. Creating a world trade organization for African nations
A. To establish a unified African military force
B. To accelerate the economic integration of Africa
C. To establish political unions with Europe
D. To form a global financial institution
