Wolfowitz goes to Washington think tank
Former World Bank chief Paul Wolfowitz, who resigned amid a furore over his handling of a bank pay package for his girlfriend, has joined the American Enterprise Institute, a think tank, as a visiting scholar.
By Agencies |
WASHINGTON: Former World Bank chief Paul Wolfowitz, who resigned amid a furore over his handling of a bank pay package for his girlfriend, has joined the American Enterprise Institute, a think tank, as a visiting scholar.
AEI's president, Christopher DeMuth, made the announcement today. Wolfowitz will work on entrepreneurship and development issues, Africa and public-private partnerships, the group said in a release.
Wolfowitz's last day as head of the World Bank, a major poverty-fighting institution, was on Saturday ending a stormy two-year run.
AEI's president, Christopher DeMuth, made the announcement today. Wolfowitz will work on entrepreneurship and development issues, Africa and public-private partnerships, the group said in a release.
Wolfowitz's last day as head of the World Bank, a major poverty-fighting institution, was on Saturday ending a stormy two-year run.
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