The 4th conference on financing development was opened in the Spanish Seville. UN Secretary General – world leaders in Seville: the time has come to “change the course” and ensure financing the future Economic development “We gathered here in Seville to change the course,” said the UN Secretary General on Monday, speaking at a development financing conference. He called the meeting “a unique opportunity” to join forces and find four trillions of dollars necessary so that developing countries can achieve their goals in the field of development. Antoniu Guterrish warned that international efforts on sustainable development are faced with “powerful oncoming wind”. ~ 60 > Opening 4th development financing conference, which takes place in the Spanish Seville in the conditions of the recorder, he emphasized that the model itself is the model itself Multilateral cooperation is under pressure today, and trust between countries and institutions is destroyed. “The world is covered by a flame – it is shook inequality, climatic chaos and cruel conflicts. Financing is a development engine, and today this engine is suffocating, ”he said to the forum participants, including more than 50 world leaders, representatives of over 150 countries and about 15 thousand delegates. – the agenda in the field of sustainable development for the period until 2030 – our global path to the better and more fair future is at risk. “~ 60 > according to him, the fulfillment of approximately two thirds of sustainable development goals (CURs) adopted in 2015 are significantly lagging behind the schedule, and in order to catch up, it is necessary to catch up, it is necessary accumulate about four trillions of dollars. “We are here in Seville to change the course. To repair and promote the development engine, to speed up investments on the required scale and at the desired speed, ”said Guterrish. 60 > he called the document adopted on Monday – the Seville obligation – a“ global promise ”to a low level of income, which should help them climb the development stairs. (Note that the United States has left the process earlier this month). the head of the UN identified three key directions of action: 62 > 62 > 62 ~Firstly, to establish a fast flow of resources within countries and ensure the fulfillment of obligations from wealthy states to double the help of poor countries. This plan provides for the triple of credit capabilities of multilateral banks in development and the introduction of innovative decisions to attract private capital. Secondly, reform “Unjust and overwhelming” global debt system. Now poor countries spend about 1.4 trillion dollars only on duty servicing. Among the proposals are the creation of the borrowers forum to ensure a fair settlement of debts. ~ 60 > third, to rebuild the architecture of the global financial system with the participation of all shareholders so that it works in the interests of everyone. “We need a more fair global tax system formed by everyone, not elected.”Stagnation in efforts on sustainable development feels the population on itself, continued by Antoniu Gaterrish. The crisis leads to the fact that families are starving, children are left without vaccinations, and girls without education. ~ 60 > “This conference is not devoted to charity, but to restore justice and ensuring that everyone can live with dignity,” said Guterres. “It’s not about money, but about investments in our common future.” tangible and effective road map The King of Spain Felipa spoke before the official discovery, noting that the multinational Seville “with open arms” accepts the world. He emphasized that the result of the meeting will be a new roadmap based on “specific, tangible and implemented measures.” ~ 60 > he added that the conference should be successful, because cooperation is one of the main pillars of the multilateral world and the embodiment of its values, especially at the current alarming moment Stories. 60 ~ H2 > “Our Time is now” ~ 60 > Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said: “Our time is now, and our place is here”. According to him, millions of lives will depend on the decisions adopted in Seville. “We must choose ambitions, not inaction, solidarity, and not indifference, courage, not convenience,” he emphasized, adding that the world expects decisive measures from the conference in Seville. According to him, Seville was a “New York of the 16th century” in a diplomatic sense and a cradle of globalism. The prime minister urged to maintain this legacy. Seville – not finish, but start ~ 60 > General Secretary General of the conference Lee Junhua, heading the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs, said that the week in Seville is a key moment for mobilization of resources for the sake and a stable future. According to him, the UN efforts to finance development have always relied on multilaterality and solidarity, but now this whole system is “under strong pressure.” ~ 60 > “Seville is not the end point. This is the starting venue of a new era of implementation, accountability and solidarity, ”he emphasized. The UN, according to him, is ready to continue to help countries embody the accepted obligations in specific actions. ~ 60 > President of the UN General Assembly Fileon Young said that the world needs to direct it to a brighter and more prosperous future. He noted that the Seville platform will help restart the global partnership and concentrate efforts on relief of the debt burden that strangles developing countries. 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~The President of the World Bank Group Aja Banga said that his key mission is to end poverty. He emphasized that population growth in developing countries requires resources “at an unprecedented scale and pace.” That is why, according to him, the private sector is the key to the implementation of the Seville Agreement, since state and charitable resources cannot cover all the necessary expenses. 60 > he added that the bank reforms are aimed at becoming the best partner for the private sector and customers among customers and customers states 60 > head of the World Trade Organization of Ngozi Popjo-Ivela said that after decades of positive development, the global trading system was encountered with difficulties. She warned that the new tariffs planned by the United States from July 9 would only strengthen the decline. 60 > according to her, the WTO calls for the release of the least developed countries, including Africa states, from these tariffs. “The Seville Agreement reasonably recognizes the international trade in the development engine,” she said. IMF calls for expanding the tax base Deputy Head of the Nizhel International Monk Clark called for expansion to the extension the tax base, the strengthening of financial management and a more sustainable approach to the debt. 60 > “Many countries continue to experience difficulties due to high interest rates,” he said. The IMF helps countries to develop their own strategies and provides support when necessary.