The World Bank recently announced the appointment of Carole Megevand as the new Country Manager for Kosovo and North Macedonia. Effective July 1, 2025, Megevand will lead the World Bank’s efforts in these countries, overseeing the implementation of Country Partnership Frameworks aimed at supporting economic growth and development.
Megevand expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to serve the people of Kosovo and North Macedonia in her new role. She emphasized the importance of creating opportunities for job growth and economic advancement to benefit the entire society. With over two decades of experience at the World Bank, Megevand has a strong background in inter-sectoral development and governance, having worked on projects in Africa, Latin America, and North Africa.
Prior to her appointment as Country Manager, Megevand served as the Program Leader for the Planet program in the Maghreb region, based in Rabat, Morocco. She holds dual master’s degrees in Agricultural Economics and Environment/Natural Resources Economics, providing her with a solid foundation for her new responsibilities.
The appointment of Carole Megevand reflects the World Bank’s commitment to supporting Kosovo and North Macedonia in their efforts to create more productive jobs, improve public services, and foster human capital development. By accelerating sustainable growth and aligning with European Union income levels, these countries aim to achieve long-term prosperity and stability.
This announcement underscores the World Bank’s dedication to promoting economic development and social progress in regions facing unique challenges. Carole Megevand’s leadership will be instrumental in guiding Kosovo and North Macedonia towards a more prosperous future.
For more information about this appointment and the World Bank’s initiatives in Kosovo and North Macedonia, please visit the African Media Agency website.
