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Gaborone, Botswana, 29 May 2023 (ECA) - Landlocked Developing Countries, currently experiencing economic and infrastructural challenges, need increased technical and financial support to achieve sustainable development, leaders have called during the High-level Africa regional review meeting of the Vienna Programme of Action (VPoA) for Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDCs)

Gaborone, Botswana, 29 May 2023 ECA - Landlocked Developing Countries, currently experiencing economic and infrastructural challenges, need increased technical and financial support to achieve sustainable development, leaders have called during the High-level Africa regional review meeting of the Vienna Programme of Action VPoA for Landlocked Developing Countries LLDCs which opened in the Botswana Capital, Gaborone. In a video message at the opening of the meeting, Acting Executive Secr

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U.N. Secretary-General calls for reforming Security Council and Bretton Woods to align with today's realities. Learn about the outdated institutions, frustrations of the Global South, and the impact of G7 discussions.

Leaders of the Group of Seven wealthy democracies are joining their counterparts from other countries during their summit in Japan in an effort to expand the G7’s sway and to include voices from the so-called Global South. From South America to South Asia, Ukraine to the South Pacific, the guests represent a carefully considered choice of countries including big emerging economies like Australia, Brazil, Indonesia and India and smaller ones like the Comoros and Cook Islands.