The President of the Government of Spain, Pedro Sanchez, moved his “confidence” on this Sunday to Seville that the institutions of the world work on the line that there are “more fair societies” and that countries with great difficulties can withdraw their external debt and develop in the best conditions, despite “growing geopolitical tension” on the planet. In this sense, he is sure that the UN summit in Seville serves as a “turning point” in “commitment to cooperation” and made a “call to hope” in this sense.
Sanchez submitted from Monday the IV International Conference on the Finance of the United Nations (UN), which is held before Thursday in Seville, and that this Sunday was also held a prelude to a summit in an act organized by the global Citzen, now about an increase in renewable energies on the African continent and protecting the Amazon.
Sanchez demonstrated the “commitment” of its executive director with multilaterality and influenced the “message of hope”, despite the fact that sustainable development is “at risk”, and in help there was “reduction”, advocating “mobilization of more resources”. “The time has come to change the course,” he emphasized, speaking for the “cessation of poverty” and “contains a climatic emergency.”
“We have the will and media,” he said, remembering that the Spanish government strives for a goal of 0.7%, for “more fair” development, which allows “reducing the debt” in countries and “freeing streams of state funding” in order to also achieve a “more transparent financial system”, where, in addition, “large corporations are introduced more”.
The summit will be attended by fifty of the heads of state and government and leaders of economic and public organizations in order to increase the “commitment of Seville”, which should marked the road map of the international development community for development, and which will be approved at the plenary session, inaugural on Monday.
Leaders of South Africa, Kenya, France, Mauritania, Colombia, Ecuador, Egypt, the European Commission and the European Council are more than 200 official delegations of member states and international financial organizations, such as the International Development Bank (IDB), the European Investment Bank (BEI) or world trade (WTO), and not more representing business, as well as more than 4,000 business representatives, as well as more than 4,000 sectors presented, as well as more than 4000th sectors, as well as more than 4,000 presidents, as well as more than 4000-4000-more 4000-more 4000-more 4000-more 4000-more 4000-more 4000-more 4000-part 4000 presented. 4000 representatives of the business sector and more than 4,000 representatives. and academic.
The official program includes various plenary sessions, in addition to the international business forum, the civil society forum and a series of special events and round tables in which they will participate, in addition to Sanchez, several of its ministers. In total, more than 370 measures are unilaterally financing for development.
