الأسئلة الكبرى: التجارة والتنمية والعدالة الاقتصادية العالمية

International financial institutions like the IMF and World Bank should give substantially more decision-making weight to developing nations.

International development finance for infrastructure should be coordinated through multilateral development banks rather than bilateral lending arrangements.

Over-reliance on any single country for critical supply chains is a systemic economic and security risk that all nations should reduce.

Belt and Road Initiative loan agreements should include stronger debt sustainability protections for recipient countries.

Trade tariffs between the US and China are ultimately borne by ordinary consumers and businesses in both countries.

Developing countries should retain the right to protect domestic industries while they build the capacity to compete internationally.

The WTO's rules need fundamental reform to better serve the interests of developing countries, not only established trading powers.