World military spending by 2035 can reach 6.6 trillion dollars. Record military expenses threaten the global world and development, warns the new report of the UN Peace and safety After a ten -year increase in military potential, world military expenses reached a record level in 2024, increasing by more than nine percent compared to 2023. This is stated in the new report of the UN Secretary General. The head of the organization emphasizes that the situation signals the departure from the principles of the UN Charter. report published against the background of geopolitical tension and distrust and the name “safety that we need: renegading military expenses for the sake of a stable and peaceful future” calls the UN member to reconsider the priorities in the field of security and development. 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62“The evidence is obvious: excessive military expenses do not guarantee peace,” said the UN Secretary General Antoniu Guterrish, who today presented a report to the UN headquarters in New York. ~ 60 >~ 60 > “They often undermine it, fueling the armament race, deepening the inadmissance and withdrawing the resources from the most The basics of stability, ”he added. ~ 60 > world military expenses, according to the Stockholm International Research Institute for Problems of Peace, reached 2.7 trillion dollars last year. According to forecasts, if the current trends are preserved, by 2035 they will amount to 6.6 trillion dollars. Large -scale redirecting resources to military expenses poses a serious threat to the future, undermining peace and development. Moreover, the report refers to the paradox: as military spending is growing with a record pace, the world critically lags behind the schedule for achieving sustainable development (CUR) by 2030 – the plan of the international community to achieve a more fair future. 60 > annual financing deficiency of SUR. dollars and can increase to 6.4 trillion dollars in the coming years. increase in public debt and reduction in expenses for expenses Development world military expenses grow not only in absolute terms. Their share in the global economy also increases. It increased from 2.2 percent of the global GDP in 2022 to 2.5 percent in 2024 and from 6.6 percent of state budgets to 7.1 percent. This trend is widespread: only in 2024, more than 100 countries increased their military expenses. ~ 60 > In addition, the report is noted, financing of development does not keep up with the growth of military expenses. Official assistance allocated for development goals was reduced, despite an increase in the deficit of development financing. It is also expected that the growth of military spending will lead to an increase in the already high level of public debt. And in countries with a low and average income level, the increase in military expenditures per percentage leads to a reduction in public health care services in the same volumes – by one percent. ~ 60 > “We need a new security vision oriented to a person and based on the UN Charter. A vision that protects people, and not just borders, ”said the Supreme Representative of the UN on the issues of disarmament of the Namamitsa, who, together with the Secretary General of the General Secretary, submitted a report at a press conference at the UN headquarters. ~ 60 > “ renewal of global priorities is not something secondary, but a necessary condition for a necessary condition For the survival of mankind, ”she added. investment in the general future ~ 60 > report contains the fundamental restructuring of global security and development strategies. In order to turn back the current tendency to an increase in military expenses, priority should be given to diplomacy and international cooperation, the report says. ~ 60 > 60 > “We live in a world where disagreements are deepened, official care is reduced in the development of human potential,” said the fulfilling Responsibilities of the UN Development Administrator (UNDP) KHAOLYAN Suy. Development is a driving security force, he emphasized: “When the life of people improves when they have access to education, healthcare, economic capabilities and when they can live with dignity and exercise the right to self -determination, we will have a more peaceful society and a more peaceful world.” ~ 60 > 60 > if only four of the current volume of military spending is allocated only four percent – 93 billion dollars – to combat hunger, by 2030 it will be possible to achieve the goal of eliminating it. ~ 60 > slightly more than 10 percent of the volume of military spending – $ 285 billion – can ensure the vaccination of each child on the planet. And in the amount of $ 5 trillion, the world could finance 12 years of quality education for all children in countries below the secondary. 60 > moreover, although jobs are created, in civilian sectors, as a rule, more jobs appear with the same resources. So, at the expense of every billion dollars spent on military purposes, you can create approximately 11 200 workplaces in the army. However, the same amount will provide 26,700 jobs in education, 16,800 in clean energy or 17,200 in healthcare. ~ 60 > fifteen percent of world military costs – 387 billion dollars – it would be enough to cover annual expenses for adaptation to change in the climate in developing countries. The redirecting of these resources would also reduce emissions: according to some estimates, each dollar spent on military needs generates twice as many greenhouse gas emissions than the dollar invested in the civil sector.