said granting such market access to LDCs will ensure their integration in regional and global value chains., the capital of Qatar, according to a statement on Monday by Garba Shehu, his spokesperson.He criticised the current structure of the global financial system which places an “unsustainable external debt burden on the most vulnerable countries”.
‘‘The least developed countries are often faced with developmental vulnerabilities and challenges that are not always of their making. Buhari also challenged developed countries, civil society actors, the private sector, and the business community, to partner with the LDCs in order to provide necessary resources and capacity to deliver development outcomes in the economic, social, and environmental aspects of the 2030 agenda.
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