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Executive Directors approved an MPA financing envelope of US$1,015 million equivalent, with US$140 million for the first phase. Directors highlight strategic importance for increasing regional electricity trade, strengthening transmission capacity, integrating renewable energy, mitigating risks through adaptive measures, and embedding a learning agenda for future phases.","Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized  \nCentral Asia Regional Electricity Market Interconnectivity and Trade (REMIT) Program using the Multiphase Programmatic Approach (MPA)  \nincluding Phase I IDA credits and grant to the Kyrgyz Republic, Republic of Uzbekistan and Republic of Tajikistan for the Central Asia Regional Electricity Market Interconnectivity and Trade Project  \nChair Summary*  \nJanuary 22, 2026  \nExecutive Directors approved an MPA financing envelope totaling US$1,015 million equivalent, including US$140 million for the first phase, comprising an IDA credit of US$40 million equivalent to the Kyrgyz Republic, an IDA grant of US$60 million equivalent to the Republic of Tajikistan, and an IDA credit of US$40 million to the Republic of Uzbekistan for the Central Asia Regional Electricity Market Interconnectivity and Trade (REMIT) Program on the terms and conditions set out in the President’s Memorandum. Mr. Morozov wished to be recorded as objecting.  \nDirectors acknowledged the program’s strategic importance in helping increase regional electricity trade, strengthening and modernizing transmission capacity, and enabling integration of renewable energy in Central Asia. They stressed the project’s key role in both complementing and enhancing existing energy systems, while fostering regional integration, cooperation, and diversification of the energy value chain.  \nDirectors welcomed the project design and the use of a Multiphase Programmatic Approach (MPA) . They underscored the importance of accelerating broader economic and energy sector reforms to allow private sector development and participation, including through the Development Policy Financing series.  \nDirectors acknowledged the risk mitigating measures incorporated in the program, noting its adaptive approach to addressing risks. They also welcomed the learning agenda embedded within the structure of the program, which will allow incorporating lessons learned into the design of subsequent phases.  \nDirectors urged coordination among the countries and close collaboration with development partners to pursue strategic reforms and priority energy sector investments. 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