In his first proposal to achieve sustainable global economic growth, the premier said that global peace and stability must be maintained for the greater benefit of humanity.
Second, he said it needed a new paradigm that addressed inequality holistically, parallel to the SDGs.
He also said that third, special financing needs for the most vulnerable countries, including LDCs, climate vulnerable countries, etc., should be met during their transition.
In his fourth proposal, the Prime Minister stressed the need to bridge the ‘digital divide’ to ensure equal opportunities for all, including women, and harness the benefits of the Fourth Industrial Revolution by investing in the youth population, for which funding and technology transfer support. Important
Fifth, he said that all human beings should have equal right to live a decent life.
“The global community must not forget to ensure the return of forcibly displaced Myanmar citizens to Myanmar,” he said.
The Premier concluded by strengthening South-South and Triangular cooperation to ensure global human development. “Here, support from partners, international financial institutions, private sectors, think-tanks and other stakeholders is critical,” she said.
Nearly five decades ago, he said, Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman urged a sense of urgency to build an equitable ‘international economic order’ in the face of ‘great economic upheaval’.