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The two organizations signed an agreement to bolster joint research related to trade, and better engage with students from the Caribbean region.

The move will highlight the indispensable role of trade in protecting biodiversity while promoting sustainable development and sustaining livelihoods.

In Indonesia, Deputy Secretary-General Pedro Manuel Moreno shares reflections on the global economy and the road to a better future – not for some, but for all.

These nations, home to about 62% of the world’s poor, grapple with critical challenges and lack necessary support, particularly in access to finance.

With over 735 million people facing hunger globally, $680 billion is needed annually from now until 2030 to revamp agrifood systems in low and middle-income countries.

At the 4th Qingdao Multinationals Summit, Pedro Manuel Moreno urged concerted efforts and coordinated action to address global crises and promote sustainable and shared progress.

After a high-level discussion at the World Trade Organization, Mr. Moreno underlines the urgent need to align trade policies with climate goals, while paying special attention to vulnerable countries’ needs.

Following the first World Trade Congress on Gender, Mr. Moreno discusses how trade policy could make crisis response and recovery more inclusive.

Mr. Moreno brings over 20 years of experience in multilateral institutions, including the United Nations, having served in different management and strategic positions in the field and at UN Headquarters.