News
28 June 2016

India needs $1.5trn to close infrastructure gap

Region:
Asia-Pacific

More than $1.5 trillion in investment is needed by India over the next 10 years to bridge the infrastructure gap, the country's finance minister told a seminar organised by the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.

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