Mizoram MP seeks World Bank support for infrastructure projects
By NE NOW NEWS
Aizawl: Mizoram's lone Rajya Sabha MP Vanlalvena has sought support from the World Bank for a series of infrastructure and economic development projects in during a meeting with senior officials in Washington DC.
According to officials, the Rajya Sabha MP from Mizoram met four senior World Bank officials handling India, Bangladesh and Bhutan affairs on Tuesday, including Executive Director Parameswar Iyer.
Discussions focused on securing financial assistance and technical support for infrastructure and livelihood projects suited to Mizoram’s geographical and economic conditions.
Among the proposals presented were multipurpose rainwater harvesting projects, development of bamboo-based industries, promotion of agro-based and forest-based industries, construction of flyovers in Aizawl, and installation of solar-powered portable outdoor stairways in the state capital.
Officials said the proposed projects aim to improve connectivity, strengthen sustainable livelihoods and address infrastructure challenges in the hilly state.
According to officials, World Bank representatives responded positively to the proposals and indicated that the projects appeared feasible and could be explored further.


