Mohyeuddin highlights economic fragility amid global poverty
Maha Mounir's article, the UN Special Envoy for the 2030 Financing Agenda, critiques the global economic performance assessment that focuses solely on growth and inflation rates, while neglecting harsh living realities. Over 1.2 billion people are living in multidimensional severe poverty across 108 countries, and poverty indicators have risen for the first time since 2010. He warns that rising debt burdens and declining investment in education and health threaten sustainable development. There is limited attention to poverty issues in international forums, with an emphasis that economic resilience alone is not enough to withstand shocks. Instead, flexibility and multiple policy options are necessary, especially in the face of challenges such as artificial intelligence, energy, debt, and tensions between China, the United States, and Europe.
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