Investment flows in emerging economies' increasing 'despite global uncertainty and trade disruption

Emerging markets provide attractive opportunities for investment. It will contribute 65%of the growth of the global economy by 2035

We have promising opportunities in various competitive sectors and an investor-friendly environment

Emerging economies shall adopt more sustainable and innovative policies to strengthen its position in the global economy

The cost of “financing” is increasing in facing emerging markets. The solution is to double the "international efforts", enhance continuous coordination and attract more private investments

Diversifying funding sources with more efficient and innovative tools and driving the private sector to drive sustainable growth

 

 

Minister of Finance, Ahmed Kouchouk, stressed that international institutions should consider emerging markets as an integral part of the global economy, pointing out that investment flows in emerging economies are increasing despite global uncertainty and trade disruption.

 

At a roundtable on "emerging markets" on the sidelines of the spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in Washington, Kouchouk said that "emerging markets" provide attractive opportunities for investment, and will contribute to 65% of the growth of the global economy by 2035, explaining that we have promising opportunities in diverse sectors characterized by competitiveness and an investor-friendly environment.

 

He added that emerging economies shall adopt more sustainable and innovative policies to strengthen their position in the global economy, explaining that the cost of "financing" is increasing for emerging markets, and the solution is to double "international efforts", enhance continuous coordination and attract more private investment.

 

Kouchouk pointed out the importance of continuing to diversify sources of financing with more efficient and innovative tools, and to drive the private sector to lead sustainable growth.