World Bank Clarifies Facilitator Role Amid India's Suspension of Indus Waters Treaty Post-Pahalgam Attack

The role of the World Bank is only that of a facilitator. It is being speculated in the media that the World Bank will intervene and resolve this issue, but this is completely wrong. Our task is only to facilitate the process. -World Bank President Ajay Banga, on postponement of Indus Waters Treaty #IndusWaterTreaty https://t.co/7UeGD48g9Q

Strategic Pause, Not Exit: India Halts #IndusWaterTreaty as @WorldBank Clarifies Its Limited Role At a time of rising regional tension, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri reaffirmed New Delhi’s long-standing commitment to peace, but noted that continued provocations had forced India https://t.co/CwlS0GxxKF

We have no role to play beyond a facilitator. There’s a lot of speculation in the media about how the World Bank will step in & fix the problem but it’s all bunk. The World Bank’s role is merely as a facilitator -World Bank President, Ajay Banga on #IndusWaterTreaty Suspension https://t.co/6bbiZpKf0o

World Bank President Ajay Banga, in an interview, has said that the multilateral institution has no role to play in the Indo-Pak Indus Water Treaty. #WorldBank #IndusWaterTreaty https://t.co/13O7pu7ubg

#ExpressOpinion | “India’s decision to put the IWT in abeyance can be seen as the culmination of its deepening dissatisfaction with it, and growing frustration with Pakistan’s actions” Srinivas Chokkakula on how the Pahalgam attacked undermined the spirit of the Indus Waters https://t.co/WqvhhfFsKn