Presenting the Secretary-General’s report on international financial system and development (document A/77/224), she observed that the current system has not allocated resources properly or dealt with risks and shocks or changed with the world.
Many countries have borrowed at near-zero interest rates, but with rates rising, there are risks of market volatility.
59 States reported recovering nearly $10 billion in proceeds of corruption frozen, blocked or confiscated since 2010
warned that her continent is not on track to meet its goal of eradicating poverty in one generation.
Pointing out that the volume of African trade remains low, at 3 per cent of global trade, she stressed that expanding and diversifying Africa’s participation in international trade and global value chains will enable it to reduce poverty on a large scale and transform its economy.
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