RICHER countries must put more money on the table to support the world’s developing and emerging market economies tackle climate and development challenges, or risk undoing recent progress, the G24 group of nations said Tuesday. “The global community is falling short of attaining climate and development goals, and in providing the commensurate financial support to developing countries towards achieving them,” the G24 group announced in a statement.
RICHER countries must put more money on the table to support the world’s developing and emerging market economies tackle climate and development challenges, or risk undoing recent progress, the G24 group of nations said Tuesday. “The global community is falling short of attaining climate and development goals, and in providing the commensurate financial support to developing countries towards achieving them,” the G24 group announced in a statement.
The G24, which includes a wide range of emerging market and developing economies including Argentina, Ghana, Nigeria, and the Philippines, met at the Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in Washington this week. — AFPport. — Xinhua
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RICHER countries must put more money on the table to support the world’s developing and emerging market economies tackle climate and development challenges, or risk undoing recent progress, the G24 group of nations said Tuesday. “The global community is falling short of attaining climate and development goals, and in providing the commensurate financial support to developing countries towards achieving them,” the G24 group announced in a statement.