Safdar Pervez of Pakistani origin has been appointed as the Country Director of the Asian Development Bank in China || @nesterskyofficial

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 Safdar Pervez will oversee the Asian Development Bank's operations in China



Safdar Pervez of Pakistani origin has been appointed as the Country Director of the Asian Development Bank in China.


Pakistani-born Safdar Pervez has been appointed Asian Development Bank Country Director in China and has taken over as ADB Country Director in Beijing.


Safdar Pervez will oversee the Asian Development Bank's operations in China, and implement the ADB Country Partnership Strategy for China.


Safdar Parvez, who is from Pakistan, graduated from Cambridge University.

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