to you and dear viewers, before we talk about the roof that the world bank wants for turkey, i don't want it, let's talk about the powerful global financial institutions after the world war in 1945. it was the book of the decision of two powerful financial institutions, one being the world bank and the international monetary fund and the world bank with the help of the countries destroyed by the second world war to rebuild with this slogan, and it did this work , but it continued to follow that he wants to help the reduction and economic development of countries this slogan was different in practice, but they fear that alipur is a tool to develop the goals of us imperialism to syria . before the revolution, 210 billion dollars was too much. i communicated that there was a revolution that happened against the wishes of the united states. regarding what was given to turkey, i see more of a political issue than an economic one. without cooperate with america, like the strategy of sweden's membership in nato, until now i will give to a country that has a sustainable economic development

ganda was in line to receive a multi-million dollar artist loan from the world bank , but once the world bank announced that because the parliament this african country has passed the law on homosexuality and will receive the loan, and it is stated in the world bank's statement that such a thing means giving a loan to uganda because of this homosexuality, which has worked against the values ​​of the future. i didn't see that the world bank has political reasons and now there are political issues, doubts about economic preferences, economic guarantees of these countries , loans without a driver, or there is potential and capacity in the statutes that only the current politics of the world bank is one of the set of institutions that what does the united nations sub-committee do if we say that the homosexual law has been indirectly approved and approved by the united nations, even if a country opposes it? i said that john it is completely tasteful. regarding uganda, about ensuring that the world of america, france and england control the province of the african country through two levers, o

there was a queue to receive loans of several million dollars from the world bank, but once the world bank announced that because the parliament of this african country passed a law on homosexuality , it will receive the loan and it is stated in the world bank's statement that such an action is giving a loan. to uganda because that as much as 10 homosexuality works against the values ​​of the future of your delivery in this regard in france, i have not seen before that the world bank has a political nature and now enters political issues to doubts about the preferences of the economy, the economic decorations of these countries, take a loan without a driver or there is potential and capacity in the statute, which is a set of institutions that is a subset of the united nations. what does it do if we say that the homosexual law has been indirectly approved and approved by the united nations , even if a country or you oppose it, the duty of the united nations because of killing a non-entity related and non-cultural to show a reaction to the outside and said that we have a good taste . ba

worked with a growing coalition of partners to make significant progress on reforms related to the world bank's mission and vision, incentives, operational model, and financing capacity. we're glad to have as our partner in this work. and we look forward to more work with the regional development banks on how to achieve greater collaboration across the mdv system, including to increase access to climate demands. we've already made significant progress in expanding the mdv's financial capacity. the recommendations currently being implemented are under consideration across the mdv's can unlock an additional $200 billion over the next decade. those are crucial additional resources for reducing poverty, advancing global health securities, and combating climate change. i saw firsthand the impact this funding can have during my last trip to india just over a month ago when we visited an education data hub supported by the world bank. it meant students lives were being improved. it can do even more on financial capacity, including through some of the more medium-term recommendations of the g20 capital

welcome to this historic event where the presidents of idb and the world bank will share with us their vision for development and also the importance for multilateral development banks working together. my name is gabriela frias. i'm a business journalist for cnn and i am delighted to be moderating this conversation. we're honored to have you and those following this live transmission. and now i would like to welcome to the stage idb president ilan goldfajn and world bank president ajay banga. [applause] hello. how are you? >> very well. >> this is a historic moment, so i'm delighted to be here talking to you. first things first, you're both relatively new in your roles, you both come from the private sector, and you both want to mobilize more capital to achieve more development. why is it so important right now? president goldfajn. >> i'm going to let him go first since he's been in the job longer than i have. just a few months. it's interesting because we are going to have this difference for some time. you're always going to pass through me, or just a few months. well, age above bea

, the fourth primary, moghadamian, in the post of the world bank, in the name of god, and greetings to you and dear viewers, before this, the roof that the world bank wants for turkey let's talk together. can you talk about the powerful global financial institution? it was after world war ii. it was 1945 when the united nations approved two powerful and general financial institutions in one, the world bank and the international monetary fund and the world bank with the aim of that i want to help countries destroyed by war the second world came to work for reconstruction and it did this work, but it continued to seek to help the reduction and economic development of different countries . since the revolution, two-tenths of a billion dollars was too much. we received loans for the development of 33 different projects, but after the islamic revolution , i almost lost contact with us for the size of two.

i know that the world bank has announced some suspension. we can think about these things in more general terms. finally, digitalization is something that, ajay, you mentioned, and it's very important. for the region, digitalization is about education, which we have chosen, but we have digitalization for health. we think about digitalization for governments. when you asked me- >> what court left out, those were >> those we left out. >> for example, you were talking to me about my experience with financial inclusion. to me, financial inclusion, digitization is an element to part of that, but we've currently not addressed that here. we're trying to focus on learning gaps and access. that doesn't mean that financial inclusion and digitization is not important to our individual institutions. it's just that we've got to pick something, and that's all e are doing. similarly, in the issue with the caribbean, we've got the world bank in jamaica, we'd launched these catastrophe bonds, which are like an insurance in the event of a bad event happening.

we picked up an index i think from the world bank. so, again, all of our indexes cover 100 six e4 countries between 1995 and 2022. what we are always -- about doing is use data which are consistently provided from the same source with the same methodology and we trust the work of the world bank. we also want to have data that is available from all countries. over this period of time, we looked at this one index produced by the world bank and got this result. one of the things that are important to note, and i think that is where your note of caution comes, in some regions, the slope is much more positive than other regions. for example, in the middle east, we have -- in the middle east and north africa region, the way we divided the world in seven regions, progress is less impressive but it is still positive. in other countries, it is more impressive. >> if i could complement, there is no good data on the reality of implementation of laws when it comes to women. the data we use witches -- where my good friend at the world bank produce

the world bank needs it knows to get — goals? the world bank needs it knows to get more _ goals? world bank needs it knows to get more involved - goals? the world bank needs it knows to get more involved in l knows to get more involved in helping the world grow more and grow more sustainable these choppy during the trump administration us leadership of the bank was very reactive and now with a former banker with a lot of experience working in asia they are trying to step up the work they are doing and interaction with stakeholders on the ground and ability to crowd and private funding to use some of the world bank money and a lot more private investment.— money and a lot more private investment. ~ . ., ~ investment. what about the imf? the imf is very — investment. what about the imf? the imf is very important - investment. what about the imf? the imf is very important in - the imf is very important in the way it advises countries and deals with their evaluations by financial markets. what the imf can do is give sustainability more we —— wait minutes environmental evaluations and

as i'm the president of the world bank changes already taking me. last month i asked the united states congress for additional funds to expand world bank financing. are $25000000000.00. and the g 20 rally the major economies of the world to mobilize even more fund. collectively, we can deliver a transformational boost to world bank lending. and because of all of our development banks are among the best tools we have for modeling of mobilizing transparent, high quality investment in developing countries, reforming these institutions can be a game changer. similarly, we propose making sure developing countries have a strong voice and representation ident national monitor, fine. we're going to continue rivers to reform the world trade organization, preserve competition, openness, transparency and renal law. while at the same time, quickly to, to better attack a modern day imperative, like dr. easy clean energy transition, protecting workers promoting an inclusive and sustainable growth. and this month, we strengthen the g 20 as the vital form, welcomin

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the president wants to increase funding through the world bank. how is that fair? >> i think citizens in scranton recognize the problems that happen overseas don't stay overseas. they come here. covid came here from overseas. when there is massive debt or instability or conflict elsewhere, it has a drag on the global economy and america is part of the global economy. so our -- so our perspective is for a modest investment from the point of view of the overall size of the u.s. budget, to put into ensuring greater stability, greater prosperity, greater capacity in the rest of the world, that is going to end up reducing the cost and burdens on working people in scranton, minneapolis or any of those towns. that is not some novel idea, that has been a bipartisan commitment of the united states for decades, and even the last administration, the biggest skeptics of all of this, made investments in foreign aid because those investments are in the self-interest of the united states as well as being the right thing to do. thank you. >> thank you, jake. i just have two things

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last month i asked the united states congress for additional funds to expand world bank financing by $25 billion. and g-20 we rallied the major economies of the world to mobilize even more funding. collectively we can deliver a transformational boost to world bank lending. and because the banks are among the best tools we have for mobilizing transparent high quality investment in developing countries, reforming these institutions can be a game changer. similarly, we propose making sure developing countries have such strong voice and representation at the international monetary fund. we are going to continue efforts to reform the world trade organization, preserve competition, openness, transparency, and the rule of law. while at the same time equipping it to bert tackle modern -- better tackle modern day imperatives like driving the clean energy transition, protecting workers, promoting inclusive and sustainable growth. in this month we strengthen the g-20 as a vital forum welcoming the african union as a permanent member. upgrading and strengthening our institutions, that's only half

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i brought that up with the world bank president.hina officially has 5% voting rights in the world bank. he said china is part of the solution. he will be heading to attend the china development forum to ensure they are very much active participants in the process. i think what is important to highlight here, joumanna, is developing nations have a problem at hand which is debt resolution and debt sustainability with the cost of financing going up and rates staying higher for longer. that is an issue with the growth challenges these nations are facing. in terms of climate financing, if the world has to move to decarbonization and net zero targets sooner rather than later, then it needs to be a collective effort. obviously, developing nations and the low-income nations would need a helping hand with that. i had a fairly expansive conversation regarding the expanded role which was the director's idea. he put out a working paper and he is suggesting for poverty he r -- eradication. that was accepted by president biden who made the offici

is sending the world bank $25 billion and the world bank is sending the money to the clinton's and the clinton's are sending it to ukraine. if you think the clinton's are the on the profiteers you're wrong. >> we are pleased to extend a former welcome to penny pritzker who was named as special representative for ukraine economic recovery. >> how is pritzker qualified to rebuild? she's a billionaire heiress of the family who founded highlight hotels and in return named commerce secretary where she happened to travel to ukraine three tiles hand delivering the billion dollar loans that biden ledged to get the prosecutor fired. guess who she brought with you to ukraine? highlight hotel executives, the duponts. this gravy chain doesn't stop there. head of the teachers's union randy weingartener has taken a keen minute the war zone. >> in the last year i've been in ukraine three times. i and several of my officers sand what we have attempted to do is to supported children's education and democratic principles because at the end of the day, if we do not do that in ukraine, what happens to the

there was a new president of the world bank ha funded on the 14th president of the world bank . yes, he was born here in india. yes. he's a very distinguished economist, but he's a us citizen. and every single one of those 14 as being a us citizen. that's not the bronx, it's that is one of the central questions in the composition of the world bank. the i mass re present the economy of the postwar situation in which there was a clear dominance of the united states of the global economy. and it was united states that the, with the, the marshall plan was help. so you'd have to come out of the, the devastation that was caused by the 2nd world war. so it, it was a completely different world. now the we have, as i said, to pull the volts, we have lots of emerging economies. that's a to they are very. ready relevant to that we have continents like africa, the that's need to have an adequate to the present session. so it is clear that this bought these needs to re adjust that representation so that he obviously is up to date. and that the same time, it is clear that they need to gains,

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under the new president of the world bank, change is already taken route. last month i asked to expand financing and the g-20 rallied the major economies of the world to mobilize more funding. collectively we can deliver a transformational boost to world bank lending and because multilateral banks are the tool we have for mobilizing high quality investment in other countries, reforming these institutions can be a game changer. similarly we proposed making progress at the international monetary fund and we want to preserve competition and transparency and the rule of law, while at the same time equipping it to better tackle modern day imperatives like driving the clean energy transition, protecting workers, promoting inclusiveness, sustainable growth. and we welcomed the african nation as a u.n. member. upgrading strengthening our institution is half the picture. artificial technologies hold enormous potential and enormous peril. we need to use use it as tools of opportunity and not weapons of oppression. together with leaders around the world the united sta

on the one hand, they want to implement terms in the world bank and the international monetary fund, and on the other hand, they form their own institutions, such as the new development bank , which in 2017, this recent meeting and the addition of a new country increases the importance of this group the past revealed that this group will be increased to grant loans through the brics development bank, and this bank will act as an alternative to the world bank and the international monetary fund . another issue that is particularly important is the efforts to trade together with the use of their own currency, and now makransazi says that he has the pulse of the economic markets and political structures in his hands. the crisis of 2008 and 2010 has become more tangible this is the result of the presence of new great powers in the international arena. other western structures, including the international monetary fund and the world bank, do not have the necessary legitimacy. by weakening the western institutions, turk makro says that he will play an increasing role in international affai

world bank lending.strong voice and representation at the international monetary— representation at the international monetary fund. we will continue efforts _ monetary fund. we will continue efforts to — monetary fund. we will continue efforts to reform the world trade organization is in privative competition and transparency and rule of— competition and transparency and rule of law— competition and transparency and rule of law while at the same time equipping — rule of law while at the same time equipping it a better tackle monday imperatives. like protecting workers and promoting sustainable growth. this month we strengthened the 620 is a vital— this month we strengthened the 620 is a vital forum welcoming the african — is a vital forum welcoming the african union as a permanent member. by african union as a permanent member. by strengthening our institutions that's— by strengthening our institutions that's only half of the picture. we must _ that's only half of the picture. we must also — that's only

on the one hand, they want reforms in the world bank and the international monetary fund. and on the other hand, they formed their own institutions such as the new development bank they say that in 2010, the recent meeting of briz and the accession of the new country revealed the importance of this group more than before. this group will increase for granting loans through the development bank, and this bank will be an alternative to the world bank and the international monetary fund. another issue that is particularly important is that these countries trade with each other using their own currency, and now makransazi says that 810 is the pulse of the world's economic markets and structures . capital production and reducing its share in exchanges we are facing a world, this issue has become more tangible especially after the crisis of 2008 and 2010 and this is the result of the presence of new big powers in the international arena . western structures such as the international monetary fund and the world bank do not have the necessary legitimacy, and those western institutions have a

what i was saying was that the world bank has estimated l that the world bank has estimated this willk has estimated this will cost $411 billion to rebuild — this will cost $411 billion to rebuild ukraine so the cost to the whole _ rebuild ukraine so the cost to the whole world has been 1.6 trillion, and there — whole world has been 1.6 trillion, and there is no off ramp for either side at _ and there is no off ramp for either side at the — and there is no off ramp for either side at the moment so we have to think— side at the moment so we have to think very— side at the moment so we have to think very seriously in terms of the economics — think very seriously in terms of the economics of all of this. the damage to the _ economics of all of this. the damage to the infrastructure across ukraine is huge _ to the infrastructure across ukraine is huge. 0ne to the infrastructure across ukraine is huge. one of the things that has to happen — is huge. one of the things that has to happen is we have to think about, getting _ to happen is we have to think about, getting rain— to happen is we h

abusing this right . billion, 250 million dollars in a grant from the united states through the world bank trust fund . the ministry of finance reported that the funds will go to pay pensions to employees of the state emergency service, doctors and to the teachers, that money is part of the fifth additional financing within the framework of the world bank project, its purpose is partial compensation of expenses that are not related to the sphere of security and defense , the old age is unworthy, israel has stopped accepting pension transfers for cerebral palsy living in the country, and there are more than 52,000 of them. this is the biggest despite the fact that official jerusalem has not joined the western sanctions against the aggressor country, in practice local banks comply with the restrictions imposed against russian banking systems in ivano-frankivsk opened a memorial plaque to dmytro kotsyubailo wrote to da vinci the memory of the fallen hero is preserved in his native professional construction lyceum where da vinci studied here he acquired the profession of a designer dmytro was

under the new president of the world bank, changes are already taking root. i asked the united states congress for additional funds to expand the world bank financing by $25 billion. at the g20 we mobilized more funding. collectively, we can deliver a transformational boost to world bank lending. because of the multi lateral ban, are the best tools to modern delivering of the transparent transforming countries, these institutions can be a game-changer. similarly, we proposed making sure that developing countries have a strong voice in representation at the international monetary fund. with regoing to continue the efforts to reform the world trade organization and preserve the openness, transparency and the rule of law while at the same time equipping it to better tackle the modern-day imperatives like driving the clean energy transmission, and protecting workers and promoting a inclusive and sustainable growth. in this month, we strengthen the g20 as a vital forum welcoming african union as a permanent member. upgrading and strengthening the institutions, tha

last month i asked the united states congress for additional funds to expand world bank financing. are $25000000000.00. the g 20 rally the major economies of the world to mobilize even more fund. collectively, we can deliver a transformational boost to world bank lending. and because of all of our development banks are among the best tools we have for modeling of mobilizing transparent, high quality investment in developing countries. reforming these institutions can be a game changer. some of the way we propose making sure, developing countries have a strong voice. and representation ident, national monitor, fine. we're going to continue rivers to reform the world trade organization. preserve competition, openness, transparency, and royal law. while at the same time, quickly to, to better attack a modern day imperative. like dr. easy, clean energy transition, protects the workers promoting the inclusive and sustainable growth. in this month, we strengthen the g 20 as the vital forum, welcoming the african union as a permanent member for pregnant and strengthening our situations. th

financial aspect that you mentioned earlier because multi lateral development banks, such as the world bank were supposed, is holding sustainable development back. why is that? one of the things we've noticed over the past few months is the prominence of conversations and now performing the multi lateral development banks to identify the world bank. there are lots of different challenges that countries in the global south point to whether it's on the lack of definitely vision that these countries can offer and access from the world banks. whether it's predictable development assistance channel through them and the ease of accessing that money. and also governance issues who controls these development banks? whose priorities are they responding to and how easily come these countries engage with them. we've noticed over the past few months, but countries in the global north have started to hear and listen to these concerns more carefully. but again, making progress on such a difficult multi lateral issue cannot be done overnight and certainly not during the next couple of days of the high lev

uh was issued and included climate financing, global debt, the reform of institutions like the world bankew green development no action plan however on global debt, the cost of living crisis, including inflation and the world energy shortages. obviously we had to go in and put our analysis into this. the g20 started back in the year 1999 in the wake of the asian financial crisis, meant as a forum for finance ministers and central bank governors to discuss global finance and economic issues. now fast forward to 2023, the global economy is besieged by soring inflation, mounting debt and is fuled by climate emergency, so we ask, what good is a g20, if the 20 top economies of the world, and they're not solving problems that in a sense are uh repeating themselves year in and year out. all right, those were the news that we picked for every news section, any suggestions that you may have, that's more important for us, do send them to us, contact information is coming up. time now for the in-depth section of the program. france's control of his colonies was not something that happened recently,

there was a new president of the world bank ha funded on the 14th president of the low bank. yes, he was born here in india. yes. he's a very distinguished economist, but he's a us citizen. and every single one of those 14 as being a us citizen. that's not the bronx, it's that is one of the central questions in the composition of the world bank. the i mass re present the economy of the postwar situation in which there was a clear dominance of the united states of the global, the com. and it was united states that the, with the, the marshall plan was help. so you'd have to come out of the, the devastation that was caused by the 2nd world war. so it, it was a completely different world. now the we have, as i said, to pull the volts, we have lots of emerging economies. that's a today are very. ready relevant to that we have continents like africa, the that's need to have an adequate to the presentation. so it is clear that these bodies needs to be adjusted very present ation so that he obviously is up to date. and that the same time, it is clear that they need to gains that i me

the just want us to change this like where the largest investor in the, in the world bank and we have worked very diligently with the other members of the bank to ensure that the bank does move forward on, on reforms. it doesn't matter. said it's an american there. what matters is that the bank work towards finding ways to be more engaged with the global south. and that's exactly what the new president is doing in terms of reform. you agree to that needs to be widespread reform of the systems that were built in the final year global to even the president said today that we're working on reforms and the secretary of the treasury has been engaged on these issues very, very actively. and we have been engaged here in new york and reform of this very institutions behind us today. yes, reform is needed. we need to push forward on, on those reforms. the president said that in the speech today, and we're hoping that over the course of the next year, we find a pass for transparent reform that will make the united nations to make all of this. and that international institutions more inclusive.

the money is part of the fifth additional financing within the framework of the project from the world bank, it is only financing of just such social expenses, this money does not go to defense and security are added to the world bank and russia did start energy terror in september, the head of our government said at the regional economic forum held this week, this time ukraine prepared for threats, denys myhal says better, in particular, she built a certain defense, we are talking about air defense and special structures for critical infrastructure, this defense will continue to be strengthened, added the head of the government, the second ship with ukrainian grain has left the sea port of chornomorsk, minister of infrastructure oleksandr kubrakov said, balker is heading through a temporary corridor to egypt with a cargo of wheat over 17 and a half thousand tons, it is noted that the crew are citizens of egypt, turkey, azerbaijan, belgium and albania, in addition to the shield, three more ships are moving towards our ports, they are ready to use the temporary corridor after loading more th

i don't know how it goes down to the world bank or the i m f. tell me, i'm have this letter that you signed, co signed. so this is, this is actually the, the immediate context is the fact that the u. n. is in the process of a mid term review of the sustainable development goals. okay? and going number 10 is reducing any quality. so we have been on doing that. it's good to hear that. that's the goal that has been marginalized completely is really the often child of all the s d t is there is nobody taking that out, but emphasizing it. and yes, we've seen a professor just eclipse and now we were involved in failing to atlanta. we've via that if you do not actually address any quality, you're not going to meet any of the other goals. and to address it equally, do you have to begin by measuring it proper properly? so our letter saying, well look, what a problem with this goal is that you have the wrong measure. the measure is what is called shed prosperity. loved to do right? and if looking at where the bottom 40 percent of the population is going fa