BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a51b49f19eb8 DTSTART:20250728T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250728T160000Z LOCATION:Lusaka\, Zambia SUMMARY:Study tour to Zambia for the Ethiopian Ministry of Finance: G20 Com mon framework debt restructuring and related aspects CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Amid global uncertainty and recurring external shocks\, the mou nting debt burdens of developing countries call for cooperation among borr ower nations.The United Nations Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has been co nvening a series of meetings among borrower countries to discuss the share d challenges.These discussions highlight a strong and growing demand for p eer learning between borrower countries to enhance institutional capacity and amplify collective knowledge.The worsening debt pressures in the devel oping world requires more opportunities for more constructive knowledge sh aring between borrowing countries\, including around debt restructuring th rough the G20 Common Framework (CF).Peer learning among borrowing countrie s enables knowledge and capacity building\, and can ultimately lead to bet ter and more streamlined processes.Against this background\, this study to ur brings together colleagues from the ministries of finance of Ethiopia a nd Zambia to discuss various aspects of the CF debt restructuring.As the t wo countries are at different stages of CF debt restructurings\, a structu red dialogue between the technical teams can unlock significant value thro ugh knowledge sharing and peer learning.The event provides a valuable oppo rtunity for Ethiopia to gain more clarity on the CF restructuring process and for reflection on Zambia'\;s CF experience to preserve key insight s.<\;p>\;Amid global uncertainty and recurring external shocks\, the m ounting debt burdens of developing countries call for cooperation among bo rrower nations.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The United Nations Trade and Develop ment (UNCTAD) has been convening a series of meetings among borrower count ries to discuss the shared challenges.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;These discuss ions highlight a strong and growing demand for peer learning between borro wer countries to enhance institutional capacity and amplify collective kno wledge.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The worsening debt pressures in the developi ng world requires more opportunities for more constructive knowledge shari ng between borrowing countries\, including around debt restructuring throu gh the G20 Common Framework (CF).<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Peer learning amon g borrowing countries enables knowledge and capacity building\, and can ul timately lead to better and more streamlined processes.<\;/p>\;<\;p& gt\;Against this background\, this study tour brings together colleagues f rom the ministries of finance of Ethiopia and Zambia to discuss various as pects of the CF debt restructuring.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;As the two count ries are at different stages of CF debt restructurings\, a structured dial ogue between the technical teams can unlock significant value through know ledge sharing and peer learning.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The event provides a valuable opportunity for Ethiopia to gain more clarity on the CF restruc turing process and for reflection on Zambia'\;s CF experience to prese rve key insights.<\;/p>\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://uncta d.org/meeting/study-tour-zambia-ethiopian-ministry-finance-g20-common-fram ework-debt-restructuring-and DTSTAMP:20260711T031231Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a51b49f19efa DTSTART:20250729T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250729T160000Z LOCATION:Lusaka\, Zambia SUMMARY:Study tour to Zambia for the Ethiopian Ministry of Finance: G20 Com mon framework debt restructuring and related aspects CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Amid global uncertainty and recurring external shocks\, the mou nting debt burdens of developing countries call for cooperation among borr ower nations.The United Nations Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has been co nvening a series of meetings among borrower countries to discuss the share d challenges.These discussions highlight a strong and growing demand for p eer learning between borrower countries to enhance institutional capacity and amplify collective knowledge.The worsening debt pressures in the devel oping world requires more opportunities for more constructive knowledge sh aring between borrowing countries\, including around debt restructuring th rough the G20 Common Framework (CF).Peer learning among borrowing countrie s enables knowledge and capacity building\, and can ultimately lead to bet ter and more streamlined processes.Against this background\, this study to ur brings together colleagues from the ministries of finance of Ethiopia a nd Zambia to discuss various aspects of the CF debt restructuring.As the t wo countries are at different stages of CF debt restructurings\, a structu red dialogue between the technical teams can unlock significant value thro ugh knowledge sharing and peer learning.The event provides a valuable oppo rtunity for Ethiopia to gain more clarity on the CF restructuring process and for reflection on Zambia'\;s CF experience to preserve key insight s.<\;p>\;Amid global uncertainty and recurring external shocks\, the m ounting debt burdens of developing countries call for cooperation among bo rrower nations.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The United Nations Trade and Develop ment (UNCTAD) has been convening a series of meetings among borrower count ries to discuss the shared challenges.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;These discuss ions highlight a strong and growing demand for peer learning between borro wer countries to enhance institutional capacity and amplify collective kno wledge.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The worsening debt pressures in the developi ng world requires more opportunities for more constructive knowledge shari ng between borrowing countries\, including around debt restructuring throu gh the G20 Common Framework (CF).<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Peer learning amon g borrowing countries enables knowledge and capacity building\, and can ul timately lead to better and more streamlined processes.<\;/p>\;<\;p& gt\;Against this background\, this study tour brings together colleagues f rom the ministries of finance of Ethiopia and Zambia to discuss various as pects of the CF debt restructuring.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;As the two count ries are at different stages of CF debt restructurings\, a structured dial ogue between the technical teams can unlock significant value through know ledge sharing and peer learning.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The event provides a valuable opportunity for Ethiopia to gain more clarity on the CF restruc turing process and for reflection on Zambia'\;s CF experience to prese rve key insights.<\;/p>\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://uncta d.org/meeting/study-tour-zambia-ethiopian-ministry-finance-g20-common-fram ework-debt-restructuring-and DTSTAMP:20260711T031231Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a51b49f19f00 DTSTART:20250730T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250730T160000Z LOCATION:Lusaka\, Zambia SUMMARY:Study tour to Zambia for the Ethiopian Ministry of Finance: G20 Com mon framework debt restructuring and related aspects CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Amid global uncertainty and recurring external shocks\, the mou nting debt burdens of developing countries call for cooperation among borr ower nations.The United Nations Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has been co nvening a series of meetings among borrower countries to discuss the share d challenges.These discussions highlight a strong and growing demand for p eer learning between borrower countries to enhance institutional capacity and amplify collective knowledge.The worsening debt pressures in the devel oping world requires more opportunities for more constructive knowledge sh aring between borrowing countries\, including around debt restructuring th rough the G20 Common Framework (CF).Peer learning among borrowing countrie s enables knowledge and capacity building\, and can ultimately lead to bet ter and more streamlined processes.Against this background\, this study to ur brings together colleagues from the ministries of finance of Ethiopia a nd Zambia to discuss various aspects of the CF debt restructuring.As the t wo countries are at different stages of CF debt restructurings\, a structu red dialogue between the technical teams can unlock significant value thro ugh knowledge sharing and peer learning.The event provides a valuable oppo rtunity for Ethiopia to gain more clarity on the CF restructuring process and for reflection on Zambia'\;s CF experience to preserve key insight s.<\;p>\;Amid global uncertainty and recurring external shocks\, the m ounting debt burdens of developing countries call for cooperation among bo rrower nations.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The United Nations Trade and Develop ment (UNCTAD) has been convening a series of meetings among borrower count ries to discuss the shared challenges.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;These discuss ions highlight a strong and growing demand for peer learning between borro wer countries to enhance institutional capacity and amplify collective kno wledge.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The worsening debt pressures in the developi ng world requires more opportunities for more constructive knowledge shari ng between borrowing countries\, including around debt restructuring throu gh the G20 Common Framework (CF).<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Peer learning amon g borrowing countries enables knowledge and capacity building\, and can ul timately lead to better and more streamlined processes.<\;/p>\;<\;p& gt\;Against this background\, this study tour brings together colleagues f rom the ministries of finance of Ethiopia and Zambia to discuss various as pects of the CF debt restructuring.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;As the two count ries are at different stages of CF debt restructurings\, a structured dial ogue between the technical teams can unlock significant value through know ledge sharing and peer learning.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The event provides a valuable opportunity for Ethiopia to gain more clarity on the CF restruc turing process and for reflection on Zambia'\;s CF experience to prese rve key insights.<\;/p>\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://uncta d.org/meeting/study-tour-zambia-ethiopian-ministry-finance-g20-common-fram ework-debt-restructuring-and DTSTAMP:20260711T031231Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a51b49f19f05 DTSTART:20250731T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250731T160000Z LOCATION:Lusaka\, Zambia SUMMARY:Study tour to Zambia for the Ethiopian Ministry of Finance: G20 Com mon framework debt restructuring and related aspects CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Amid global uncertainty and recurring external shocks\, the mou nting debt burdens of developing countries call for cooperation among borr ower nations.The United Nations Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has been co nvening a series of meetings among borrower countries to discuss the share d challenges.These discussions highlight a strong and growing demand for p eer learning between borrower countries to enhance institutional capacity and amplify collective knowledge.The worsening debt pressures in the devel oping world requires more opportunities for more constructive knowledge sh aring between borrowing countries\, including around debt restructuring th rough the G20 Common Framework (CF).Peer learning among borrowing countrie s enables knowledge and capacity building\, and can ultimately lead to bet ter and more streamlined processes.Against this background\, this study to ur brings together colleagues from the ministries of finance of Ethiopia a nd Zambia to discuss various aspects of the CF debt restructuring.As the t wo countries are at different stages of CF debt restructurings\, a structu red dialogue between the technical teams can unlock significant value thro ugh knowledge sharing and peer learning.The event provides a valuable oppo rtunity for Ethiopia to gain more clarity on the CF restructuring process and for reflection on Zambia'\;s CF experience to preserve key insight s.<\;p>\;Amid global uncertainty and recurring external shocks\, the m ounting debt burdens of developing countries call for cooperation among bo rrower nations.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The United Nations Trade and Develop ment (UNCTAD) has been convening a series of meetings among borrower count ries to discuss the shared challenges.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;These discuss ions highlight a strong and growing demand for peer learning between borro wer countries to enhance institutional capacity and amplify collective kno wledge.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The worsening debt pressures in the developi ng world requires more opportunities for more constructive knowledge shari ng between borrowing countries\, including around debt restructuring throu gh the G20 Common Framework (CF).<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Peer learning amon g borrowing countries enables knowledge and capacity building\, and can ul timately lead to better and more streamlined processes.<\;/p>\;<\;p& gt\;Against this background\, this study tour brings together colleagues f rom the ministries of finance of Ethiopia and Zambia to discuss various as pects of the CF debt restructuring.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;As the two count ries are at different stages of CF debt restructurings\, a structured dial ogue between the technical teams can unlock significant value through know ledge sharing and peer learning.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The event provides a valuable opportunity for Ethiopia to gain more clarity on the CF restruc turing process and for reflection on Zambia'\;s CF experience to prese rve key insights.<\;/p>\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://uncta d.org/meeting/study-tour-zambia-ethiopian-ministry-finance-g20-common-fram ework-debt-restructuring-and DTSTAMP:20260711T031231Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a51b49f19f09 DTSTART:20250801T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250801T160000Z LOCATION:Lusaka\, Zambia SUMMARY:Study tour to Zambia for the Ethiopian Ministry of Finance: G20 Com mon framework debt restructuring and related aspects CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:Amid global uncertainty and recurring external shocks\, the mou nting debt burdens of developing countries call for cooperation among borr ower nations.The United Nations Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has been co nvening a series of meetings among borrower countries to discuss the share d challenges.These discussions highlight a strong and growing demand for p eer learning between borrower countries to enhance institutional capacity and amplify collective knowledge.The worsening debt pressures in the devel oping world requires more opportunities for more constructive knowledge sh aring between borrowing countries\, including around debt restructuring th rough the G20 Common Framework (CF).Peer learning among borrowing countrie s enables knowledge and capacity building\, and can ultimately lead to bet ter and more streamlined processes.Against this background\, this study to ur brings together colleagues from the ministries of finance of Ethiopia a nd Zambia to discuss various aspects of the CF debt restructuring.As the t wo countries are at different stages of CF debt restructurings\, a structu red dialogue between the technical teams can unlock significant value thro ugh knowledge sharing and peer learning.The event provides a valuable oppo rtunity for Ethiopia to gain more clarity on the CF restructuring process and for reflection on Zambia'\;s CF experience to preserve key insight s.<\;p>\;Amid global uncertainty and recurring external shocks\, the m ounting debt burdens of developing countries call for cooperation among bo rrower nations.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The United Nations Trade and Develop ment (UNCTAD) has been convening a series of meetings among borrower count ries to discuss the shared challenges.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;These discuss ions highlight a strong and growing demand for peer learning between borro wer countries to enhance institutional capacity and amplify collective kno wledge.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The worsening debt pressures in the developi ng world requires more opportunities for more constructive knowledge shari ng between borrowing countries\, including around debt restructuring throu gh the G20 Common Framework (CF).<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;Peer learning amon g borrowing countries enables knowledge and capacity building\, and can ul timately lead to better and more streamlined processes.<\;/p>\;<\;p& gt\;Against this background\, this study tour brings together colleagues f rom the ministries of finance of Ethiopia and Zambia to discuss various as pects of the CF debt restructuring.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;As the two count ries are at different stages of CF debt restructurings\, a structured dial ogue between the technical teams can unlock significant value through know ledge sharing and peer learning.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The event provides a valuable opportunity for Ethiopia to gain more clarity on the CF restruc turing process and for reflection on Zambia'\;s CF experience to prese rve key insights.<\;/p>\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://uncta d.org/meeting/study-tour-zambia-ethiopian-ministry-finance-g20-common-fram ework-debt-restructuring-and DTSTAMP:20260711T031231Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR