UN General Assembly
2024

10. In the same spirit, we must deeply reform the international financial architecture. This should be centred on economic justice, sustainability, and inclusion—creating fairer mechanisms for sovereign debt restructuring, increasing the participation of developing countries in financial institutions, and promoting financial flows that support sustainable development and climate action. It is also essential to redesign international tax cooperation mechanisms so that vulnerable economies have access to the resources needed to confront multiple crises. Restructuring the international financial system is not just a technical issue—it is an ethical and political necessity to build a more equitable, resilient, and solidaristic global economy. 11. The 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) remain valid and are a crucial roadmap for addressing today’s urgent global challenges. They provide us with a clear framework for international action and cooperation. Despite the delays in implementation, we must redouble our efforts and strengthen our collective commitment to ensure that this ambitious plan becomes a tangible reality that transforms the lives of our peoples.