If a country is a member of the World Bank, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) or the International Development Association (IDA), its appointed directors and deputy directors serve as directors and deputy directors of the boards of IFC and IDA. Unless otherwise specified, they also represent their countries in the management committee of the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID). The directors and deputy directors of MIGA are appointed separately. The members of the Executive Board include the President of the World Bank and 25 executive directors. The president presides over the meeting of the Executive Committee, usually without voting rights, but has a casting vote in the case of an equal number of votes. Without the explicit authorization of the executive board, the executive director cannot exercise any power alone, nor can he make commitments alone or represent the World Bank. Since the new term of 20 10, 1 1, the number of executive directors has increased by 1, reaching a total of 25.
In the absence of the executive director, the deputy executive director shall act on his behalf. In addition, senior consultants and consultants assist the Executive Director. They can participate in most executive board meetings with deputy executive directors as consultants, but they have no voting rights.
Composition of successive executive boards
According to Article 5, paragraph 4(b) of the Articles of Agreement of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the first executive board consists of 65,438+02 executive directors. Increasing the number of elected executive directors needs to be decided by the board of directors, and the affirmative vote must reach 80% of the total votes. Before 1 992165438+1October1,the number of executive directors was 22, of which 17 were elected. 1992 in view of the accession of many new member countries to the world bank, the number of elected executive directors has increased to 20. Two new seats in countries such as Russia and Switzerland bring the total number of executive directors to 24. During the term from 20 10, the number of executive directors increased by 1, reaching a total of 25.
The Secretariat of the World Bank is responsible for coordinating the regular capital increase procedures of IBRD, IDA, IFC and MIGA.
The World Bank Secretariat provides guidance on the procedures for member countries to subscribe for additional shares according to the resolutions approved by the board of directors, including the required documents and the payment procedures for subscribed shares. World Bank President Yong Jin, Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President Indrawati, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer bertrand Bader, Executive Vice President and CEO Shaolin Yang, Secretary-General and Special Envoy of the President Mukhametdin, Chief Economist and Senior Vice President Koshbasu, Senior Vice President and General Counsel Anne-Marie Le Roy, Senior Vice President in charge of operations Kyle Peters, Special Envoy for Climate Change and Vice President Rachel Kate, Shawn mcgrath, vice president of the Group; Sanjay pradhan, vice president of leadership, training and innovation; Cyril Muller, vice president of the Group's external relations; Keith Hansen, vice president of global development practices and cross-sectoral solutions; Nina stojkovic, vice president of global development practices and cross-sectoral solutions; and Pedro Alba, vice president of budget, performance management and strategic planning. Joachim von Amberg, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Development Finance Madeleine Antonic, Vice President of Africa Machta Diop, Vice President of South Asia Annette Dixon, Chief Information Officer and Vice President of World Bank Group Jorge Familia Calderon, Vice President of Information Management and Technology Stephanie von Friedberg. Caroline Hyde, Vice President, Director of Hafez Ghanim Independent Evaluation Bureau in charge of Middle East and North Africa Affairs, Bernard Lawells, Vice President, Group Chief Accountant, Vice President Leonardo McCarthy and Auditor General, Vice President Zhong, Internal Auditor, Vice President Hartwich Schaefer, Group Chief Risk Officer, Axel von Trosenberg, Vice President, gonzalo castro, Vice President for East Asia and the Pacific, Laura Tucker, Chairman of the Independent Monitoring Group in Europe and Central Asia, Cai Jinyong, Chief Ethics Officer and Vice President of the World Bank Group, osvaldo Gratacos, Executive Vice President and CEO of Zhu Xian International Finance Corporation, Consultant/Inspector in charge of Global Cooperation and Compliance, Hua JD.COM, Vice President of Treasurer and Consortium, Jean Philippe Prosper, Vice President of Global Customer Service, James Scriven, Vice President of Enterprise Risk and Sustainable Management, Nina stojkovic, Vice President of Global Cooperation, Gavin Wilson, CEO of Dimitrisz Zezlagus, Vice President in charge of global cooperation, Santiago Asseri, Executive Vice President and CEO of Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency, Asset Management Company of International Finance Corporation, and Anna-Tami Betancourt, General Counsel of Risk Bureau of Honda Capital Institution and Director of Legal Affairs and Claims Bureau, Edith Quentell, Director of Commerce Bureau, Ravi Weiss, Director of Economic Policy Bureau Source: Based on the data compiled by the World Bank in official website in March 2065438+2005.
The administrative body of the World Bank consists of the president, several vice presidents, directors, directors and staff. The president is elected by the executive board of directors and is the head of the bank's administrative body. Under the guidance of implementing the relevant principles and policies of the board of directors, be responsible for the daily administrative work of the Bank, and appoint and remove senior staff and staff of the Bank. The president also serves as the chairman of the executive Committee, but has no voting right. The key vote can only be cast if the votes of both parties are equal in the voting of the executive board. The institutions of the World Bank Group are owned by member governments, which have the final decision-making power on all matters including policy, finance and membership.
Member States manage the World Bank Group through the Board of Directors and the Executive Board. All major decisions of the organization are made by the board of directors and the executive Committee.
The Articles of Agreement of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (En) stipulates that a country must first join the International Monetary Fund (IMF) if it wants to become a member of the World Bank. Joining the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development is a prerequisite for becoming a member of the International Development Association, the International Finance Corporation and the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency.
The secretariat of the World Bank cooperates with the International Monetary Fund and negotiates with other employees of the World Bank Group to coordinate the accession of new member countries, and is responsible for maintaining information related to the status of member countries, including updating the list of member countries.
The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) has 188 member countries;
The International Development Association (IDA) has 172 member countries;
IFC has 184 member countries;
MIGA has 18 1 member countries;
ICSID has 150 member countries;