(Beijing Comprehensive News) The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) led by China (AIIB) said that it will fully cooperate with the Canadian government's requirements to investigate the allegations of the original executive of the bank to the AIIB.The AIIB will also conduct internal management censorships by the leader of the legal consultant.

The AIIB issued a statement on the official website on Friday (June 16) saying, "We welcome this review and will cooperate with each other."Ludger Schuknecht, deputy president and secretary -general, German economist, told Bloomberg that the AIIB "has nothing to hide" and welcome the Canadian government to conduct investigations because this means transparency.

The AIIB claims that the review will be carried out in accordance with the bank's governance framework and policies, including bank personnel codes, employee regulations, public information policies, and personal data privacy policies.The board of directors and management of the AIIB has agreed to report the results of the review results to a group of directors.

Bob Pickard, director of the Canadian Asian Investment Bank Communications Department, announced on Wednesday (14th) on Twitter that he has resigned because the AIIB is led by the Communist Party members, "with the most toxic culture that can be imagined."The Canadian government subsequently announced the freezing contact with the AIIB and investigated the relevant allegations.

Lu Shuze said that before Bigbo released his resignation, he did not hear that any current or predecessor employee had made similar criticisms on the operation of the Asian Investment Bank.

After resigning, Big Bo left Beijing and went to Tokyo first.His tweet shows that he has returned to Canada on Friday (16th).

The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Thursday that the AIIB insisted on "the principle of disclosure, being wise, and transparent" when recruiting and managing employees, while the Chinese embassy in Canada claimed that Bigbo said "lies".

The AIIB officially began operation in 2016. It is a multilateral loan institution created by China. There are 106 members who focus on supporting the construction of Asian infrastructure and aims to play a complementary role with other international multilateral loan institutions such as the World Bank.