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President Ruto champions unity and multilateralism at Global South Summit

Editor SharpDaily by Editor SharpDaily
November 18, 2023
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President Ruto champions unity and multilateralism at Global South Summit
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President William Ruto called for unity among Global South nations, emphasizing the necessity of harnessing multilateralism for change. Addressing the Voice of Global South Summit, Ruto underscored the significance of solidarity among nations in the Global South to safeguard common interests. He highlighted global issues such as fiscal measures from powerful economies, conflicts causing supply chain disruptions, and high-interest rates leading to debt strain in Global South nations. According to Ruto, these challenges perpetuate poverty and unemployment, hindering the aspirations of millions worldwide.

During the virtual summit, Ruto emphasized the potential of collaborative efforts to bolster economic growth across the Global South. He envisioned this synergy as the catalyst for the next phase of the Industrial Revolution, propelling collective progress and development. Ruto lamented the historical marginalization of the Global South in multilateral discussions, calling for enhanced participation and equitable benefits.

In anticipation of the upcoming 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28), President Ruto urged fellow Heads of State and Governments from the Global South to strongly advocate for decisive global climate action. He denounced the disproportionate impact of extreme climate conditions on the people of the Global South, attributing it to the negligence of others’ economic actions.

The summit featured participation from esteemed leaders, including Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who joined the call for unity and concerted action to address pressing global concerns.

President Ruto’s impassioned address emphasized the urgent need for Global South nations to unite, leveraging their collective influence within multilateral forums. He underscored the necessity of fair representation and inclusion in discussions concerning critical global issues impacting the Global South’s socio-economic landscape.

The President’s call for unified action resonates with the shared challenges faced by Global South nations. Solidarity within the Global South could potentially shift power dynamics in global decision-making processes, ensuring fairer treatment and representation for historically marginalized regions.

President Ruto’s firm stance against the unjust consequences of global economic and climate policies highlights a growing demand for more equitable and inclusive approaches in international relations. His call for proactive engagement at COP28 to mitigate climate injustices echoes the sentiments of many Global South nations adversely affected by climate change.

The Voice of Global South Summit serves as a crucial platform for leaders to voice concerns, advocate for change, and collectively strive towards a more equitable global order. President Ruto’s impassioned plea for unity and action within the Global South marks a pivotal moment in the quest for global justice and shared prosperity.

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