The following is a list of international organization leaders in 2013.
Organization | Title | Leader | Country | In office | Ref |
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African Development Bank | President | Donald Kaberuka | Rwanda | 2005–2015 | [115] |
Asian Development Bank | President | Haruhiko Kuroda | Japan | 2005–2013 | [116] |
Takehiko Nakao | 2013-2020 | [117] | |||
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development | President | Suma Chakrabarti | United Kingdom/India | 2012-2020 | [118] |
Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) | President | Luis Alberto Moreno | Colombia | 2005–2020 | [119] |
International Monetary Fund | Managing director | Christine Lagarde | France | 2011-2019 | [120] |
Islamic Development Bank (IDB) | President | Ahmed Mohammed Ali Al-Madani | Saudi Arabia | 1975–present | [121] |
World Bank | President | Jim Yong Kim | United States | 2012-2019 | [122] |
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