"It is also time for developed countries to fulfill their promise to provide 0.15-0.20% of their total national income for official development assistance to least developed countries," António Guterres said at the opening of a conference on the development of least developed countries in Qatar.
According to him, the least developed countries have found themselves in a challenging position against a backdrop of crisis, uncertainty, climatic chaos, and profound global injustice. These nations, according to Mr. Guterres, have struggled to keep up with "lightning-fast technological advances."
Mr. Guterres recalled that the UN is dedicated to the objective of persuading member states to provide developing countries with at least $500 billion annually.
source: un.org
According to him, the least developed countries have found themselves in a challenging position against a backdrop of crisis, uncertainty, climatic chaos, and profound global injustice. These nations, according to Mr. Guterres, have struggled to keep up with "lightning-fast technological advances."
Mr. Guterres recalled that the UN is dedicated to the objective of persuading member states to provide developing countries with at least $500 billion annually.
source: un.org